Sentence examples for claimed make from inspiring English sources
It could cure melancholy and even, it was claimed, make a devoted player immortal.
So the movie doesn't, as claimed, make you feel the terror of those it depicts.
Bratton's remarks are his most extensive yet on how his experience could, he claimed, make British streets safer, and will be seen by some as a job application.
Executive producer Pippa Harris praised Cumberbatch's "range and dexterity as an actor" which she claimed make him "the perfect choice to bring one of Shakespeare's towering characters to television".
The standards give no hint, she complained, "of the spell-binding oratory of such congressional giants as Henry Clay and Daniel Webster". And Alexander Graham Bell, Thomas Edison, Albert Einstein, Jonas Salk, and the Wright brothers, she claimed, "make no appearance at all". "What went wrong?" Cheney asked.
The bold stripes of a herd of running Zebra have been claimed make it difficult for predators to estimate the prey's speed and direction accurately, or to identify individual animals, giving the prey an improved chance of escape.
Music, he claimed, made good people.
Nor are they claims made by advocates.
"The claims made against me from my perspective were defamatory".
Some companies would claim "Made in U.S.A".
They added: "The claims made against Tate & Lyle Sugars are disputed".
