Sentence examples for claims that something from inspiring English sources

Be skeptical of claims that something contains "no chemicals".

No more claims that something is made of "real fruit" or "real ice cream," for instance.

Referring to the Savile abuse claims, he said: "The terrible truth is that the claims that something like this couldn't happen today don't stand up to scrutiny.

If one claims that something is possible, it's sometimes natural to take this to mean that one doesn't know it to be false.

"It is in the nature of beginning" — she claims — "that something new is started which cannot be expected from whatever may have happened before.

What can I do?" "Dear NCSE, a member of our school board claims that something called the 'Hatch Amendment' requires our teachers to let students opt out of instruction in evolution.

McTaggart's The Nature of Existence explicitly appeals to two empirical claims, first that something exists and second that what exists is differentiated, i.e., has proper parts.

Certainly, it's dishonest to claim that something is authentic when it's not.

If I make a claim that something works in a certain way, on national television, it better work that way".

The Western powers could claim that something noble was being done in Sudan without having to risk their own troops.

Inexplicable, though, is the claim that something they once supported is not only bad policy but violates the Constitution.