Sentence examples for making great claims from inspiring English sources

We're not making great claims about the overall tax burden".

I've heard so much music by charlatans making great claims.

1.36pm: Snap verdict: Tory MPs liked it, and Osborne was making great claims for the "progressivity" (Cameron's word) of it all.

But the point about the book is that it's wonderfully and sensitively written; it has no interest in peddling stereotypes, or making great claims about the place in which it's located; there is no whiff of arrogance or entitlement.

The real show was at Ellison's announcement where he took aim at Splunk with his typical style, making great claims about what his product could do, and of course what his rival was incapable of.

With the gain in popularity and use of 'functional energy drinks' (FEDs), manufacturers of these beverages have been making greater claims as to their benefits on a number of performance factors including mental alertness, energy, and physical performance.

Nor did Novello make great claims for his films.

"The Tories have made great claims about tackling burning injustices.

No sensible person has ever made great claims for "Samson et Dalila" as a great work of art.

You can't control what people will do with your material, and I don't make great claims.

No critic has made great claims for Swedish director Lasse Hallström, meanwhile, since My Life as a Dog in 1985.