Sentence examples for claims something from inspiring English sources

Gabriella Coleman told me that, despite such claims, something resembling an informal leadership class did emerge within Anonymous.

On August 12th Mr Sharif offered to set up a three-member judicial commission to probe the vote-rigging claims, something Mr Khan had been demanding.

Mr Sarkozy has made such claims something of a central theme of the European election campaign for his party, the centre-right UMP.

But what if agribusinesses use efficiency arguments as a pretext for pushing forward high-tech farming solutions, asks Hall, who claims something similar is unfolding in India's Maharashtra state at present.

I'm not sure I totally bought his story about the first ever Hamlet, Richard Burbage, whose death scene was apparently so convincing that audiences thought he'd died on stage (though Hamlet claims something curiously similar about the power of drama).

Unlike the Campaign for Real Ale, which claims something like a hundred and sixty-five thousandues-payingng members, the Campaign for True Barbecue makes do with a list of patrons (mostly prominent chefs or writers with an interest in barbecue), a list of people who have taken the pledge, and a few volunteer inspectors.

When a victim protested against her appointment as minister, she described him as an "extremely disturbed person" and tried to prevent the Today programme from airing his claims – something for which she eventually had to make a formal apology in the high court and pay £10,000 to charity.

The technological leap that SCiO claims – something they've been working on for three years – is that they've miniaturized the spectrometer using lower-cost optics combined with advanced signal processing algorithms.