Sentence examples for claimed too much from inspiring English sources

It would be a shame if they were discredited because he claimed too much too soon.

Mr McLetchie, a working-class lad who rose to become a successful lawyer, forced Mr McLeish to admit that "in a muddle, not a fiddle", he had claimed too much in office-cost expenses when he was an MP.No wonder the press was rapt when it learnt earlier this year that Mr McLetchie had the highest taxi bill of any MSP, of £11,500 spent over five years.

Damian was not accused of having claimed too much for the power of God, but of having claimed too little.

He was excoriated by an Israeli intelligence official who said Wiesenthal had claimed too much credit for the 1960 capture of Eichmann.

He doesn't claim too much.

"Influenced" does not claim too much, certainly.

It does not claim too much for itself.

But President Obama must be careful about claiming too much.

But neither wants to claim too much credit.

Even when he sticks to science, Dawkins claims too much.

Bachelet is careful not to claim too much.