Sentence examples for clearly claiming from inspiring English sources

On tour, Beatles songs account for half of Mr. McCartney's program; he is clearly claiming his half of the Beatles' Lennon-McCartney songwriting partnership.

Second, Darby is best read as a doctrine to govern the judiciary in which judges will defer to other branches (though it is clearly claiming to be more than this).

Many of our progressive churches, by clearly claiming this identity, began to flourish, attracting new members who brought wonderful gifts to their congregations.

I called Julie Taub, an Ontario-based lawyer who specializes in immigration, and she told me the situation "sounds like fraud," since Karen was clearly claiming to the government that she was paying her workers a salary, when in fact she was paying them straight commission.

The SVM technique also compared with a Naïve Bayes (NB) classifier and the comparison clearly claims that the proposed technique based architecture outperforms on all experiments.

At the very least, the Knicks could clearly claim they had the momentum over the Nets, right?

In-Between Places is the first exhibition to clearly claim that Korean Americans are Koreans, and simultaneously, that Korean American art is Korean art.

And – in retrospect – Tiberius isn't even the most famous figure of his time; that title is clearly claimed by Jesus.

The system is also compared with a K-nearest neighbor (KNN) and Naïve Bayes (NB) classifier and the comparison clearly claims that the proposed LS-SVM based architecture outperforms the KNN and NB based system.

Women are beginning to speak out in newspaper columns and letters to editors about matters in which they can clearly claim the moral high ground, like the inadequate time and space given to female visitors at the prophet Muhammad's tomb.

While Anonymous did not clearly claim responsibility, in a tweet it used the term "tango down", a CIA expression indicating an important target had been killed.