Sentence examples for mixture of claims from inspiring English sources

This mixture of claims as to the effect of AA/TSF is present in other parts of the report.

Trump, it seems, rules with a mixture of grandiose claims and a kind of General Zod-style imperiousness.

They instinctively drew on a mixture of "identity" claims (deliberate declarations of how we'd like to be perceived such as a framed university certificate or photograph with a celebrity) to "behavioural residue", the aspects of personality we inadvertently reveal through our homes; for example a chaotic kitchen or a shoe rack organised in ascending colours.

The content of these billets-doux was a mixture of philosophical musings, claims of undying love, observations on the trivial details of everyday life.

Boris's pledges, on the other hand, are a confusing mixture of things he falsely claims to have already done and unexciting promises for more "street trees" and an "Olympic legacy".

They had to settle for a mixture of remorse, sometimes implausible claims of ignorance and, at times, even condescension.Their frustration had turned to outrage in November when, in his hearings' closing moments, the defendant demanded to be set free.

The roars that rang around St Mary's at the final whistle revealed a mixture of relief at Southampton claiming a point but also admiration for the manner in which their team had dug so deep as Chelsea pressed.

Its candidates, a mixture of centrists and technocrats, all claim to be "moderate" and thus more acceptable than Mr Khatami's "leftists".

He et al 99 claimed a mixture of B. longum and B. animalis 'modified' microbiota, but changes were seen only during the yogurt administration and not after the 1 week follow-up period.

He makes grandiose claims with a mixture of mirth and sincerity.

His lawyer said the claims were a "mixture of unfounded and false allegations".