Sentence examples for lying claim from inspiring English sources

To receive his royalties, he signed a declaration that he was Aryan, although he crossed out the lying claim that he was French rather than Belgian.

It includes what purports to be Mr. Colbert's college application essay, featuring ripe malapropisms, overuse of a thesaurus ("the apex, pinnacle, acme, vertex, and zenith of my life's experience") and the lying claim that his great-great-uncle's name is on a building at Dartmouth.

Both ways lay claim to authenticity.

And businesses certainly lay claim to them.

They can symbolically lay claim to the city.

America could lay claim to a modern equivalent.

They still lay claim to much of the province.

Evangelicals, Protestants, and Catholics all lay claim to him.

Not many New Yorkers can lay claim to that pleasure.

He can lay claim to jump-starting two art movements.

The First Nations lay claim to most of the province.