Sentence examples for explicitly claimed from inspiring English sources
A Hawass press release explicitly claimed that the fragment had been found by the Dominican-Egyptian expedition.
Even if the product repairability is not explicitly claimed by manufacturers, it is expected by consumers, thereby impacting their loyalty and future purchase recommendations.
Mohsen Rezaei, ex-commander of the IRGC and currently secretary of Iran's Expediency Council, has explicitly claimed the US created Isis.
Mr. Burns was an important witness for the state, but he agreed with the defense that Blanton never explicitly claimed responsibility for the bombing that killed four black girls at the 16th Street Baptist Church in 1963.
This fact is indicated by philosophical texts themselves, which invariably describe speech in terms of examples and metaphors drawn from writing, even in cases where writing is explicitly claimed to be secondary to speech.
Results revealed that while people explicitly claimed to desire creative ideas, they actually associated creative ideas with negative words such as "vomit," "poison" and "agony". Goncalo said this bias caused subjects to reject ideas for new products that were novel and high quality.
He does not explicitly claim ownership of his designs.
Most crucially, he cherry-picks findings he likes while explicitly claiming that he is fairly citing the totality of the evidence from a thorough analysis.
As for promoting electrolytes, David G. Schardt, a senior nutritionist at the Center for Science in the Public Interest, noted that Resource stopped short of explicitly claiming they benefit health.
In short, Europe is moving towards "the extreme centre", which is a new kind of authoritarian system perfectly described by the Hungarian prime minister, Viktor Orban, who explicitly claims that "dictatorial countries are more successful than democratic ones".
We created the Twitter account about a month before this year's series of The Apprentice, and although the account never explicitly claims to be run by the tycoon-cum-peer-cum-television personality, nearly 10,000 people follow his antics.
