Sentence examples for confidently claimed from inspiring English sources

Commentators in Russian newspapers such as Pravda this week confidently claimed that UK energy needs would become the anvil on which British opposition to Russia collapses.

Bolstered by Heathen Chemistry's rollicking first single and opening track The Hindu Times, Noel Gallagher has confidently claimed that the album is a return to mid-1990s form.

One day, in Queens, a woman seeking to nullify her parking ticket confidently claimed breathtaking powers for her Fire Department placard.

Though the NSW minister for tourism, George Souris, confidently claimed that box office receipts would raise $20m for the city of Sydney, it received a lukewarm reception from reviewers, whose write-ups coalesced around the three-star mark – like Guardian Australia's own.

Despite the relatively small changes in votes totals Roscoe Conkling confidently claimed that the "[m]embers of the N.Y.

In the years after World War II, the most virulent expressions of race hatred diminished, but not the widespread idea that the atomic bombs had been required to end the war, eliminating the need to invade the Japanese home islands where, it was confidently claimed, tooth-and-nail combat would cause enormous losses on both sides.

I'm suggesting he comport himself as the agent of change he so confidently claims to be.

Not all retailers could confidently claim to be so resilient, especially if it's true that consumer confidence has turned down.

They confidently claim that they know how to fix this dreadfully flawed work.

It is as the first artist that I confidently claim to be the original representative of True Man.

People confidently claim that AGW produces more and worse hurricanes and that it produces droughts, claims rejected (in the second case retracted) in the most recent IPCC report.