Sentence examples for opening claim from inspiring English sources

To get to the just, right, sensible answer I have to start from my opening claim: this is the world's most beautiful art.

And, despite Manson's opening claim, his New Shit sounds surprisingly like his Old Shit: a distorted amalgam of metal guitars, pounding industrial percussion, overblown glam-rock riffs and Manson's gothic growl.

The charge reprised his opening claim when he pointed to the other two leaders, saying: "Now, they are going to tell you tonight that the only choice you have is between the two old parties who've been taking it in turns to run things for years".

The opening claim, for instance, might be rendered "Every particular instantiates a universal, but universals do not instantiate universals".

Since Aristotle regards such proofs through particular lines as general proofs, the opening claim is actually to be understood as standing for the general claim that there are lines.

Consider President Obama's opening claim in his State of the Union address, that the catastrophe in Iraq left the United States "safer and more respected in the world".

A review by retail guru Mary Portas recommended in December that councils be given the power to stop bookmakers opening, claiming "the influx of betting shops, often into more deprived areas, is blighting our high streets".

Open claims typically have a reserve cost associated with them to cover any future incurred costs.

A group of doctors have mounted a long-running campaign for the inquest to be re-opened, claiming the evidence did not point to suicide.

Opening a claim for compensation on behalf of the girl, now seven, lawyers argued that she was entitled to payments from the Criminal Injuries Compensation Authority (CICA).

The researchers then looked at the proportion of a doctor's career spent on an open claim.