Sentence examples for claims an example from inspiring English sources

If the orphan-shipping plan was, as the organisation claims, an example of good intentions gone horribly wrong, it's also an example of how the west's good intentions are often the wrong ones.

Diallo's lawyers called Strauss-Kahn's defamation claim an example of the "misogynistic attitude" of a man who now faces preliminary charges of being involved in a hotel prostitution ring in France.

Campaigners claimed the claim was an example of the misrepresentation criticised by the churches.

His last shortlisted collection was Electric Light (2001), a book that no Heaney fan would claim as an example of his best work.

Flagship policy no longer a priority says Ken Clarke" – which the newly recalled shadow business secretary would no doubt claim was an example of "media hysteria".

Moreover, if "yes" truly is your answer, you'll need to back up your claim with an example that validates what you are saying about yourself.

It is, claims the economist, an example of anti-India bias.

Microsoft claims that on an "example" 64 bit Windows 10 machine — with what appears to be 32 gigabytes of space — 6.6 gigabytes can be shaved off of the Windows footprint, compared to a total of 7.8 gigabytes of still-needed storage for the "compressed OS files".

But under no circumstances is the one-time description of a teacher as "cute --or even as "fine," as the scute --orfficute --orevenlasms--an example ofine.

False positives, of which you claim to be an example, pose their own dangers.

Last year, the exec tweeted that he had played the studio's new project, claiming it was an example of "Rare building a uniquely Rare game, as it should be".