Sentence examples for claims me from inspiring English sources

But a farm in North Carolina claims me, too.

Heidegger thinks of this historical dimension as a kind of "fate" (Schicksal): not something inevitable that controls my choice but something that, inherited from my historical situation, claims me, holds a kind of authority for me.

Because I am no longer practically engaged, the meaning that had previously inhabited the thing as the density of its being now stares back at me as a mere name, as something I "know" but which no longer claims me.

They were quick to claim me.

California claimed me, and I am happy to claim her right back.

Now, he says, "My life is claiming me.

When I see him, I always ask him if he claimed me on his tax form.

"The Welsh claim me because I'm half Welsh and half Scot — but all Texan".

"The lesbian community has tried to claim me," she told Rolling Stone.

I'm sure there are red-headed websites that are claiming me, and people above a certain height.

He claimed me for the RSC whether I liked it or not.