Sentence examples for makes his claim from inspiring English sources

His record, and that of his party, makes his claim credible.

Heaton travelled for 14 hours in a caravan in order to plant the flag (designed by his children) on the soil of Bir Tawil, an act that he reckons makes his claim more legitimate than previous attempts made online.

This makes his monism far more restrictive than existence monism (perhaps it is best understood as substance dualism plus material existence monism: monism about the material objects as counted by tokens), and makes his claim to represent the actual Eleatic view rather questionable.

And Klein otherwise has no evidence from anyone on the record, which makes his claim meaningless until proven otherwise.

Levin makes his claim from the center of his passion for Detroit; I make my evaluation from my own imperfect perspective.

Kemp makes his claims in a book out next month, Mona Lisa: The People and the Painting, written with Dr Giuseppe Pallanti, an economist and art researcher.

Fowler, himself a student in Manchester during its heady 1980s Hacienda days, makes his claims in a study published today called Youth Culture in Modern Britain.

This is what partially makes his claims so divisive.

What makes his claims so jarring is that he's using an ongoing natural disaster as a cudgel against his perceived political enemies.

Why does Faulks make his claim?

But Mr. McCullough has some basis for making his claim.