Sentence examples for passionate claim from inspiring English sources

However, there is something of a war of words (or tasting notes, if you like) raging between the Chilean and Peruvian producers, who both lay passionate claim to the origins of the spirit.

GARETH EVANS, a former Australian foreign minister and roving global troubleshooter, makes a bold but passionate claim on behalf of a three-word expression which (in quite large part thanks to his efforts) now belongs to the language of diplomacy: the "responsibility to protect".

Before we get to betrayal, revenge and wildly passionate claims for the cheese's magnificence, some backing up is in order.

Each piece of land seems to have competing and passionate claims by any number of countries in the region, and each island group is called different names by the opposing claimants.

His supporters – and they are a passionate bunch – claim that Dawkins takes on all religion indiscriminately.

Despite passionate rival claims from York, Leicester intends to rebury the king magnificently next year.

Robin Koerner, in an eloquent and passionate essay, claims that the Obama administration violated the Constitution and trampled due process when it approved and ordered the killing of Mr. al-Awlaki.

And for manager Manuel Pellegrini, the fact he possessed those figures in the shape of Yaya Toure and Samir Nasri enabled Manchester City to overcome Sunderland's vibrant, passionate challenge and claim an honour that assumes a wider significance for the Chilean beyond the 3-1 win at Wembley.

Charlotte was a passionate woman who claimed when asked that "she knew what love was".

In a statement SPI reminds the world of its sponsorship of many LGBT causes and events in the U.S., distances itself from the Russian government, and claims "passionate" advocacy on the side of "freedom, tolerance and openness in society".

You think wrong!" The lines capture part of the appeal that the book has always had for me: the small, unglamorous, passionate figure staking her claim to equality, insisting on her right to feel, to act, to matter.