Sentence examples for elaborate claim from inspiring English sources

Filmed in relatively high definition in a setting believed to be somewhere in Syria and Iraq some time before the attackers travelled to France, it represents the most elaborate claim of responsibility yet.

He mostly got in the race because, then as now, both of the main candidates, despite their inherited positions and elaborate claims, seemed vulnerable, if not implausible.

Although brining is defended with elaborate claims about tenderness, what it really does is make food taste salty, and all primates like the taste of salt.

I am not inclined to make elaborate claims for Bukowski, because there is no one to compare him to, plus or minus.

An information page for an app from Open Solutions called "Baby Hear and Read Verbs" makes more elaborate claims: "Here comes a new and innovative form of kids' education.

While the Jacksons made elaborate claims about their sons' health, neighbors and friends said, they had not taken the boys to the doctor in at least five years, investigators said.

Dr. Porter reveals that he knows the cause of the walker outbreak but is unable to elaborate, claiming that the information is classified.

Frequently, the arguments raised in these cases tried to expand corporate First Amendment rights by making elaborate claims about how a given regulation was unconstitutional.

It purports to question many of the main propositions of his ethics of authenticity, yet what has appeared in print chiefly elaborates claims already stated in his earlier works.

He has since elaborated, claiming that "for the amount of money Hillary Clinton would like to spend on refugees, we could rebuild every inner city in America".

The products make no elaborate, unsubstantiated claims.