Sentence examples for editor claimed that from inspiring English sources

Because "it was the outside propaganda of the Jews, led by The Times," the editor claimed, "that had made it necessary to lynch Frank".

The Mail on Sunday editor claimed that "a substantial sum on money" had been paid to Mr Whittamore during the years he worked for the Mail titles.

When Reagan died, Sir Harold Evans, the former Sunday Times editor, claimed that "the relationship between Thatcher and President Reagan was closer even than Churchill and Roosevelt".

The Mail editor claimed that his paper, which has been condemned for its treatment of the late father of the Labour leader Ed Miliband, shared common ground with The Guardian, which has faced criticism for its coverage of secret files leaked by computer contractor Edward Snowden.

Mark Melson, Shreveport Times Amusement editor, claimed that it "may prove interesting to some viewers for one reason or another" but was "ultimately unsatisfying".

And the editor claimed that a leftward trend in election results and issues polling means little -- as would Obama's victory after months of charges that he stood for radical change.

During their European tour, Margerie wrote a letter to Albert Erskine, Lowry's American editor, claiming that Lowry was "becoming actively dangerous: first to himself & me but now more savage towards everyone who crosses him in any way".

The unofficial biography, jointly written with Isabel Oakeshott, the former Sunday Times political editor, claims that Cameron was involved in a drug-taking environment at university and a bizarre dinner club initiation ritual.

Mr. Simon responded with a witheringly arch letter to the editor, claiming that as hard as he tried to set dinner scenes in his plays over a laundry hamper or in a 1939 Ford, mercenary directors and producers insisted that his characters sit and eat at a table.

After Parfrey's "Citizen Keane" cover story appeared in the San Diego Reader, an angry Walter Keane wrote a letter to the editor, claiming that Parfrey was paid a million-dollar bounty by the Jehovah's Witnesses to build up Margaret at his expense.

Ribas et al. [ 8] and Martínez-Girón et al. [ 9] have submitted "Letters to the Editor" claiming that some figures presented in the related manuscripts did not actually depict flagellated protozoa/ L. blattarum, arguing that the bronchial epithelial cells could easily be misidentified as flagellated protozoa, which is in agreement with our experience in our series of 110 patients.