Sentence examples for claims always from inspiring English sources
Lurid fraud claims always are used to justify voting law restrictions.
At the same time, he is, he claims, "always on the side of the underdog".
That's the great risk, but democracies do thrive on a certain amount of combative truth claims, always.
Along the way, Mr. Booth makes some claims, always without substantiation, that, if true, would force considerable revisions of history.
This book is full of similarly provocative claims, always supported by copious evidence even when the conclusions are debatable.
If you get an inventory but you aren't happy with it, challenge it straight away and include evidence of your claims: always take photographs and send a copy to the agent or landlord (make sure you keep a copy too).
It is the double claim always made by an insurgent movement.
The Bush team's national security claim always had the odor of a cover-up.
The claim, always, is the one Mr. Romney made last week, that "private sector competition" would lower costs.
As to his approach to football ethics, he claimed always to be "on the side of caution".
She must have known that he was bound to win, just as she later claimed always to have known that he would get a scholarship to Oxford.
