Sentence examples for claims of experience from inspiring English sources

Ms. Palin's appearance electrified a convention that has been consumed by questions of whether she was up to the job, as she launched slashing attacks on Mr. Obama's claims of experience.

In trying to undercut Mrs. Clinton's claims of experience, Mr. Obama's campaign has decided to borrow techniques that Bill Clinton used to defeat the first President Bush in 1992.

Such an approach is compounded by the perception that courts have a tendency to rely more on data provided by investigations than on claims of experience or medical judgment [ 5].

For all her claims of experiencing intense emotion, we never feel that we know much about her inner life.

Turning his powers of persuasion against Mrs. Clinton, Mr. Craig issued a blistering foreign policy critique of the former first lady that began, "When your entire campaign is based upon a claim of experience, it is important that you have evidence to support that claim".

Hillier, who talks so fast that even my recording device is exhausted, claims years of experience in making sure the numbers add up.

One cannot attack claims of religious experience without first addressing the question as to whether the religious claims are true.

In this way, Mulla Sadra, in a manner representative of a number of Muslim thinkers insistent upon the median way of their faith, represents a mean between 'excessive' ratiocination and the unfettered claims of pure experience made by mystics.

Despite her claims of having experience, she has served in public office shorter than anyone else on the Democratic side, along with John Edwards.

Mr. Klein could claim decades of experience as a lawyer and a four-year stint in the antitrust division at the Justice Department.

Swinburne believes that conflicting descriptions of objects of religious experience pose a challenge only to detailed claims, not to general claims of having experienced a supernal being (Swinburne, 1991, 266).