Sentence examples for claimed to be responding from inspiring English sources

Southern troops claimed to be responding to air and ground attacks from their former master, but the scale of the offensive is unprecedented.

Tom Lehrer, "The Vatican Rag" (1965) Lehrer claimed to be responding to liberal changes in the Roman Catholic Church, particularly the Second Vatican Council of 1962-1965, by updating liturgical music in modern styles — assuming, that is, that you consider ragtime modern.

It might be, but only if the oppression to which the terrorists claimed to be responding was genocidal in character" (Walzer 2004b, 54).

As is the way with retailers, Asda's chief executive, Andy Clarke, claims to be responding to what customers want.

The organisers of the Dresden demonstrations claim to be responding to street fights between Salafists and Kurds that broke out in western Germany a few weeks ago.

It can reasonably claim only to be responding in kind to campaigns by the religious right.

As far back as 1994, 10 bishops were named as gay by the pressure group OutRage; all claimed to be celibate, if they responded to the charge at all.

Facebook also does its best to filter out underage profiles, flagging users who mostly have much younger friends to be sure they're the age they claim to be and responding when other users flag underage profiles.

Critics on Twitter, including Litecoin creator Charlie Lee pointed, out that the irony that Bancor, which claims to be decentralized, responded to the hack with strategies aligned to a centralized system.

Previously, in a reddit comment from an account claiming to be from Charlotte-Mecklenberg Schools, responding to Erin's initial post, a CMS spokesperson wrote, "We must say... we also find this extraordinarily inappropriate".

This was responded to be someone claiming to be the CEO of blinkbox who issued an apology – if it really was you, thank you for responding.