Sentence examples for crude claims from inspiring English sources

In 1963, an Anglican scholar named John A. T. Robinson published a best-selling book called "Honest to God," in which he argued that crude claims of Biblical inerrancy had long ago been debunked: [cartoon id= a16818"] In the last century, a painful but decisive step forward was taken in the recognition that the Bible does contain "myth," and that this is an important form of religious truth.

In 1963, an Anglican scholar named John A. T. Robinson published a best-selling book called "Honest to God," in which he argued that crude claims of Biblical inerrancy had long ago been debunked: In the last century, a painful but decisive step forward was taken in the recognition that the Bible does contain "myth," and that this is an important form of religious truth.

(Compared to crude claims data, the use of 'claims per person' is advantageous as this measure controls for any change in the population of interest during the study period).

He was a crude thinker, claimed Joyce: "With a person like Quinn you should never hint at any imperfection in your work; he wouldn't understand it".

Last year Zwelinzima Vavi, a trade-union leader and a vocal critic of Mr Zuma, was the subject of a crude smear claiming that he was part of a plot to overthrow the state.

By the mid-16th-century, however, Netherlandish art was seen as crude; Michelangelo claimed it was appealing only to "monks and friars".

The public-housing authority confirmed that the 21 recent cases of intimidation they have dealt with are of Catholics by Protestants.Other loyalists, and nationalist politicians, thought the threat a crude attempt to claim the mantle of communal protector from the rival and much more politically-developed Ulster Volunteer Force.

Both crude number of prescription claims and prescription rates (i.e., claims per person) increased dramatically over the 10-year study period.

It was, however, a consequence of the crude English tenet that claims it a forte to "fight for the right to play".

At a speech to trade unionists in Montevideo the previous day, the audience hung on for the quickfire, crude phrases that he claims to have picked up in jail.

Sembler and his wife, Betty, are cofounders of the Drug Free America Foundation, a group that supports drug-testing students, opposes taking a harm-reduction approach to drug addiction, and claims that "crude" marijuana is not medicine.