Sentence examples for peculiar claim from inspiring English sources
Anton Balasingham, a rebel leader, told a pro-rebel web site that the minister had "falsely raised hopes of peace with his peculiar claim".
It seems a peculiar claim for a developer who is building eight hotels across the country, including a new Ritz-Carlton in this city, which has long been synonymous with that hyphenated name.
I have also heard this same inaccurate and peculiar claim made by Jonathan Powell, Blair's former chief of staff and fellow FOI critic.
There are various ways of explaining what the 'qua' clauses are doing in this peculiar claim, and perhaps the most popular explanation involves counterpart theory, a controversial theory about our talk of possibilities.
The "right to privacy" is a peculiar claim for Alliance Defending Freedom, which over the years has supported "religious freedom" litigation before the Supreme Court and lower courts in a number of high-profile disputes.
I'm leaning towards the latter personally, but I really hope that Samsung starts offering details soon instead of just shooting down peculiar claims.
He thinks these people are genuinely supporting Corbyn, unlike the peculiar claims of "SNP infiltration" that a Labour source made to a newspaper last week.
(One further peculiar, much debated claim in Etchemendy 1990 is that true claims of the form "$F$ is logically true" or "$F$ is not logically true" should themselves be logical truths (while the corresponding claims "MTValid$F $$" and "Not MTValid$F $$" are not logical truths).
Proponents of capital punishment demonstrate a peculiar inconsistency: they claim that executions punish criminals and serve as a deterrent, and yet they allow the process to become ever more secretive and antiseptic.
In the absence of some reason to think that "good" is very different from "tall", however, this may be a very peculiar kind of claim to make, and it may distort some other issues in the theory of value.
Amazon may be singular but perhaps not quite as peculiar as it claims.
