Sentence examples for eager claims from inspiring English sources

There was no dearth of voices wildly alleging that Malala had never been shot, despite the Taliban's eager claims of responsibility and the fact that Pakistan's army recently arrested her attackers.

That, at any rate, is the eager claim of an anti-Gayoom activist on an opposition website.

That confusion can often be traced to inconclusive research and eager marketing claims.

England line up as world champions, eager to claim the Six Nations title back from France, who won last year.

Nevertheless, a group stepped forward, apparently eager to claim responsibility.

Syrian opposition activists, eager to claim an underdog victory, say more than 40 have died.

Not that modernism, as a movement, is eager to claim 375 Pearl as an exemplar.

Regional leaders also pulled out all the stops, the most eager ones claiming turnouts 20-30% higher than the national average.

The experience prompts a rare disclaimer from Stone, who is usually eager to claim credit for hardball tactics.

In late July, eager to claim credit, the president bounded onto a high school stage in Raleigh, N.C.

And Carson Cox, its lead singer, offered grudging encouragement to the crowd eager to claim the next big thing.