Sentence examples for decent claim from inspiring English sources

The movie, it seemed, dramatized a host of doubts and fears and fascinations, some half as old as time, some with a decent claim to be postmodern.

What is more, the government could lay a decent claim to these on the basis of both its record and its manifesto.

An outsider with unimpeachable credentials and a decent claim to credibility might have ripped through both the primaries and the general election.

Some say New York City, the Big Green Apple every St Patrick's Day weekend, has a decent claim to be the most boisterous shindig of them all.

At the very least, if defense attorneys failed to challenge Hayne's credibility at trial, it seems like their client would have a decent claim of ineffective assistance of counsel.

Chris O'Dowd is disturbingly well cast as Duncan, a pompous lecturer at a university in a British coastal town who has a decent claim to being Tucker's most obsessive fan.

Join Together (20-1) and Tidal Bay (25-1) will be among the leading fancies on the day, 6 April, while Harry The Viking and What A Friend, both part-owned by Sir Alex Ferguson, have decent claims.

In short, TransCanada has a decent legal claim that the U.S. discriminated against its pipeline in an arbitrary manner.

The Haggler searched for days for someone who could tell him whether these Premier Cru victims had a decent legal claim.

Beyond that, the state should tend to leave people to make their own decisions with their own money.Most governments in decent countries claim to start from that principle.

This brave man, almost crushed fighting for decent care, claims he remains 'blacklisted' by the NHS.