Sentence examples for essentially claim from inspiring English sources

Whoever holds them can essentially claim them.

They were the subject of a celebrated Spare Rib essay by film-maker Laura Mulvey, "You Don't Know What Is Happening, Do You Mr Jones?", which drew on Freudian theory to brand the work as fetishistic and to essentially claim it was the result of a castration complex about which Jones was unaware.

We find the two arguments essentially claim different consequences under different conditions of members' characteristics and team size.

Opponents to the teaching of evolution essentially claim that all the evidence for biological evolution is comparable to the evidence of creation theories (Berkman and Plutzer 2011).

They essentially claim low response rate equals a disproportionate number of victims in the same.

These guys essentially claim that they'll do anything to a victim of your choosing for a price, assuming that they live in or around one of the cities where they operate, which include Moscow, Kiev, and Minsk.

Australian culture, he essentially claimed, would never allow the Wallabies to be real contenders again.

The bottom line is this: Reid is essentially claiming he had no choice.

An eleven-judge panel sided, 6-5, with lawyers working for Obama's Justice Department, which essentially claimed that protecting state secrets is more important than protecting human rights.

The proposal essentially claims that maintaining a broad welfare state is inconsistent with planning for a long-run fiscal trajectory that includes economic growth and social insurance.

The fledgling party essentially claims that Mandela's revolution is half-finished: while political liberation was achieved 20 years ago, economic liberation remains elusive.