Sentence examples for notable claim from inspiring English sources

Notable claim about the 15,000 budding lawyers he has taught: None of my students has ever been indicted.

The first notable claim for Preminger as an artist was advanced in 1954 by Jacques Rivette, then a critic and later one of the New Wave directors.

Perhaps her most notable claim to fame was her effort to separate Susan G. Komen for the Cure from Planned Parenthood's breast cancer screening, a public relations disaster that led to her resignation as the breast cancer group's vice president of public policy.

Had the union occurred, it would have entrenched iVillages status as the preeminent womens site by rounding out its content offerings and enhancing its already notable claim of 63 million monthly page views.

Continuing to deliberate as this week gets underway, the jurors in the CIA leak trial might ponder a notable claim from the government: "This case is not about politics".

But the monarch's most notable claim to fame is the spectacular fall migration of its North American populations.

This is a fairly low-voltage refrain of Mrs. Clinton's stump speech that makes no notable claims of facts or promises.

Here are some especially notable claims from the book to hold you over until you read the full thing.

"They most likely really have maintained or written in the area of 12,000 articles, and many of their clients are quite notable," claimed one investigator I spoke to.

Winstone's trainer, Eddie Thomas, himself a notable champion, claimed that children born in the Valleys were so angry that they came out with their fists clenched.

Chrysippus was notable for claiming that "one" is a number.