Sentence examples for fond of claiming from inspiring English sources

Henri was fond of claiming descent from Charlemagne.

("I'm just a vulgar lounge entertainer," the self-effacing Ferguson is fond of claiming).

Republicans are fond of claiming Romney's strategic acumen with respect to Russia.

George Osborne is fond of claiming that "we are the builders".

Trump is fond of claiming in messianic terms that he alone can save America, and restore the American Dream.

As if to prove his point, Mitt Romney, who's fond of claiming that the president's weak on national security, didn't miss the chance to pounce.

Massa, who has won two of the last three races but is not fond of the Monte Carlo street circuit, claimed top spot for the 78-lap showdown to edge Ferrari team-mate Kimi Raikkonen into second.

Fanning takes a left-leaning political stance, although he claims he is not fond of discussing the issue.

Measured and soft-spoken, and fond of historical analogies, he makes big claims but does so calmly, certain that history is on his side.

You can look it up there,' Irving adds, ever fond of citing obscure sources to bolster his claims.

Sleeps lightly, fond of gods".