Sentence examples for commonly claim from inspiring English sources

If the referendum's result strained credulity, even by the standards of the overwhelming election landslides that the Arab world's autocratic leaders commonly claim for themselves, Mr. Hussein's speech contained more surprises.

But even when there is DNA evidence of a completed sexual act, as there was in the Strauss-Kahn case, the accused commonly claim that the sex was consensual, not a crime.

"In fact, many things we commonly claim drive company performance are simply attributes based on prior performance," Rosenzweig writes.

Nonetheless, Buddhists commonly claim that one can be released from such desires by seeing reality as it truly is.

But even if the UN Declaration is taken at face value, its effect is more limited than indigenous groups commonly claim.

People commonly claim that left-wing media bias is no different than what we see on Fox News.

"The Scottish system for financing full-time students in higher education does not have the egalitarian, progressive effects commonly claimed for it".

ABC News hasn't been a principal target of President Trump's Twitter-launched "fake news" attacks, a distinction commonly claimed by CNN and NBC News.

Even if such a sensibility exists -- as is commonly claimed in comedy, literature and musical theater -- looking for evidence of a photographic "visual" style in one ethnic group or nationality verges on folly.

The agency also found that one commonly claimed advantage of the disks — that they preserve more freedom of motion in the spine than fusion — also has not been proven in rigorous studies.

Of the small number of translations released in the UK each year – commonly claimed to be 3% of books published, although English PEN fears it may be less – I would read, well, next to nothing.