Sentence examples for claim sounded from inspiring English sources

The claim sounded like bravado.

But Mr Santer's claim sounded pretty hollow this week.

If the claim sounded familiar, that was because just two days earlier a retired British army commander, Major General Tim Ross, had claimed in the Daily Express that the EU was "moving inexorably towards full political union and all that comes with it", including "unified armed forces".

The claim sounded crazy, until it was revealed that Mr. X was Carl Motherfucking Sagan.

But his PTSD claim sounded like an excuse for the problems with the U.S. Army War College paper," The Billings Gazette editorial board opined the same day.

The claim sounds outlandish.

Although the claim sounds bold at first, Amonte-Hiller's accomplishments speak for themselves.

This claim sounds suspiciously like magic, and in fact PolitiFact rates Mr Crist's claims on the programme "False".

The claim "sounds quite implausible," said Mark Medish, a Russia adviser to former President Bill Clinton and a fellow at the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace.

Rodgers's claim sounds believable because Belichick allowed filming to continue as he railed at his staff after a loss to Denver by a field goal.

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