Sentence examples for is always claimed from inspiring English sources

Sex, it is always claimed, is immensely difficult to write about.

Blitz spirit: myth v reality It is always claimed that survival owed something to an intangible "blitz spirit" as well.

As far as I can recall, Knight has never been the target of a full-scale N.C.A.A. investigation; it is always claimed that he runs "a clean program," and that most of the athletes who don't bail out of his teams early go on to graduate and lead productive lives.

It does not matter was the "it" is; the impact is always claimed to be apocalyptic.

According to Gillam et al. the assessment of dentin hypersensitivity in clinical investigations is always claimed to be subjective and depends on the individual reaction of the examined patients to different stimuli [ 30, 50].

China is always claiming our territory.

State or homeland security reasons are always claimed.

It's always claimed that the greatest critics are the ones other critics admire, but Thomson is that almost unknown phenomenon: a critic practitioners admire.

Last year's production – simply titled New Work – was a double bill set to music by Scritti Politti and Relaxed Muscle, with Clark taking inspiration from the British rock scene that he's always claimed as his most formative influence.

Twenty years later, Bobby Robson switched from 4-3-3 to 4-4-2 (at the instigation of senior players, it was always claimed), and in 1990 he suddenly did what Capello is contemplating, opting for three central defenders because he was frightened of how two would fare against Holland's Ruud Gullit and Marco van Basten.

But he's always claimed to be an expert arson investigator, and he's not.