Sentence examples for claims indeed from inspiring English sources
Nick Clegg made very big claims indeed for his speech on the new politics today.
As I said, big (and very interesting) claims, indeed.
These are very impressive claims indeed and it is fair to wonder if the machine can deliver on it.
While certainly plausible, there is no evidence to support such claims; indeed, it is possible that instructors and authors are implicitly biased against plants; that is, they are unaware that they include substantially fewer plant examples in their curricula.
That is an odd claim indeed.
That, anyway, was what the Cold Warriors claimed — indeed, those who saw Soviet ideology as mere Russian behavior were regarded as historically naïve.
And the relationship between osteoporosis is much more complex than usually claimed: indeed, dairy products aren't part of the Chinese diet – they get their calcium mostly from vegetables – yet osteoporosis is uncommon in China.
As I Lay Dying may be the most original novel ever written by an American.' This is a grand claim indeed, but its implication is clear: this is not, surely, a fiction that can be 'plagiarised'plagiarised
That successful translation occurs is not cast in doubt by anything he says; his claim, indeed, is that it may be possible in more than one way.
