Sentence examples for in which claims from inspiring English sources

In dramatizing this conspiracy, Mr. Emmerich has made a film for our time, in which claims based on conviction are as valid as those based on hard evidence.

Strategists in both parties cited Colorado's Senate race as one in which claims of white-collar misbehavior are grist for the campaigns.

Imogen Poots plays Isabel Patterson, a rather grand movie star giving an interview in which claims that before getting into acting she was a "muse" to various men.

So much so, that it can be easy to lose sight of the serious subject at the heart of this case: sexual harassment, and, in particular, male-to-male sexual harassment, an area in which claims have grown dramatically.

The idea rapidly generalized: henceforward, instead of studying, say, the nature of substance as a metaphysical issue, philosophers would investigate the language in which claims about substance are expressed, and so on for other topics.

Since 2009, the Denver police and the sheriff's department here have set up a system in which claims of wrongful arrest and detention are investigated immediately; fewer than 10 officers are either disciplined or retrained each year because of such mistakes, Lieutenant Murray said.

In 2004, Craig Unger wrote an even more controversial book, House of Bush, House of Saud, in which claimed that the Bush family and the Saud family have "dominated the world stage together in one era after another".

Fisher felt that she was being discriminated upon because she was white, and from there opened up the case of Fisher vs. The University of Texas, in which claimed the current admission policy unconstitutional.

An exemplar in the field is the award-winning Green Mountain data centre in Norway, which claims to be the greenest in the world.

The government in Georgia, which claims Abkhazia as part of its territory, denied responsibility.

The islands as a group are known as the Diaoyus in China, which claims them as its own.