Sentence examples for claim whereas from inspiring English sources

After reading " 'Shakespeare Identifiedd" Sigmund Freud, who frequently looked to Shakespeare for psychological insights, wrote, "The man from Stratford seems to have nothing to justify his claim, whereas Oxford has almost everything".

On Staten Island, he explains, you had to stand your ground and "make your claim," whereas, in the teeming streets of Brooklyn or Manhattan, you "could pop someone and disappear like a fart in the wind".

These sentences seem to differ in meaning, because (21) seems to express a trivial, obvious claim, whereas (22) seems to express a non-trivial, potentially informative claim.

Representationalists such as Dretske, Lycan and Tye would assent to the former claim, whereas phenomenalists such as Block, Chalmers, Loar and Peacocke would assent to the latter.

We also agree with Gikas and Grant (2013) claim whereas much of the literature has been focusing on the affordances of mobile devices to replicate old methods, strategies, and practices that are mainly teacher-centered and transmission-oriented.

For PF, the 'high specificity' list included only ICD-9-CM Codes (733.1X) that specifically indicated "pathologic fracture" on the claim, whereas the 'high sensitivity' list used codes indicating a pathologic fracture or "other fracture" to maximize the identification of all fractures that may have occurred due to cancer.

In 1651, in "The Leviathan," Thomas Hobbes wrote about Amazons to support his claim that "whereas some have attributed the dominion to the man only, as being of the more excellent sex; they misreckon in it," which is why it's important that laws exist, to grant man that dominion.

Worker motion and exertion were the primary mechanisms of injury in 87% of low back claims versus 44% of all other injury claims, whereas motor vehicle collisions and falls were less often associated with back claims compared with other injuries.

Religions typically rely upon a combination of tenets from holy books and belief in supernatural entities to make claims, whereas science relies upon interpretations of physical evidence to construct explanations of the natural world.

This suggests a strategy for ruling out spurious truth-makers: they're the ones that only necessitate true claims, whereas the real ones are also implicated (somehow) in the essences of the claims they make true.

According to the UNHCR, last year the UK received just 31,000 asylum claims, whereas Germany had 179,000.