Sentence examples for little claim from inspiring English sources

That's mostly because Susanna makes little claim on our sympathies.

The prosecutor made little claim that respondent fired any shots but argued that he willingly assisted in the killing.

This compounds the image of Namibia as a country with few pressing problems, and little claim to international concern.

Judgment on the deterrent effect of the various weapons in the armory of the law can lay little claim to scientific basis.

Donatus has little claim to originality, but his grammar was often cited by other authors, and many commentaries were written on it.

Year after year, most of that large number — prisoner appeals raising questions of fact rather than law — have little claim on the court's attention.

But she said very little, claiming Ms. Lampanelli had stolen her best material.

While it was obvious the Red Sox were annoyed with Ramirez, Little claimed the benching was not a disciplinary action.

I found him to be boring and close-minded — he read very little, claimed he could never have a gay friend and did not see why Indian wedding dowries were problematic.

Of course, the political left is going to go full Chicken Little, claiming the sky is falling.

"I don't know how much these chicken little claims, that the industry is going to collapse without these data-collection tactics, will stick," he says.