Sentence examples for it claims itself from inspiring English sources

It claims itself to be "a gentleman's club where golf is played".

Now in opposition, it claims itself to be the victim of electoral fraud.In Guyanese politics, squabbles over electoral technicalities have long outweighed policy issues.

In 1994, Union Carbide (owned by Dow Chemical since 2001) sold the company's Indian subsidiary, and hence (or so it claims) divested itself of all responsibility for the plant, the disaster and its aftermath.

Both lines of argument have recently come under intense scrutiny, and some philosophers now deny that law is entitled to all the authority it claims for itself, even when the legal system is legitimate and reasonably just.

And they were drawn to the music principally, as Heilbut writes, for "the vast emotional territory that it claims for itself".

It tries to claim itself as a "special case", but to most people this will be seen as special pleading.

This means a complete system based on reflection is impossible, because, in order for the system to be grounded, it must presuppose as external to itself what it claims is part of itself.

"Art is impregnable in what it claims, / Consoles itself while children curl in flames.

It claims to measure itself against European standards and Western leaders should judge it accordingly.Nobody would suggest that relations with Moscow be broken off or frozen.

It claims to differentiate itself from price-comparison sites by focusing on discovery rather than price, thanks to meta search and visual results.

Now that the sediment wave has passed through the Jamuna, Mr Sarker says, it is time to ask "whether we have to give the river" the 12km in width that it claimed for itself in the decades after the earthquake of 1950.