Sentence examples for posts claim that from inspiring English sources

Blog posts claim that Hillary Clinton looks "wonderful" when in fact she is overtired, overweight and now in fragile health after years of arduous shuttle diplomacy.

Many of the posts claimed that Páez was wanted by the city prosecutor's office on rape charges.

Text messages and social media posts claiming that the London Underground was to be targeted imminently circulated across the weekend.

Even though Chahal pleaded guilty to the charges, he still maintained his innocence in a series of since-deleted blog posts, claiming that the charges were "bullshit" and that "there is a difference between temper and domestic violence".

So even though the photo doesn't appear to be photoshopped, viral posts claiming that "Leftists are kneeling to protest at the tomb of the unknown soldier" are hogwash.

There is a constant drumbeat of posts claiming that if Google search were biased then it would be demonstrably inferior, and if it were demonstrably inferior then Google would fail.

So it's no great surprise that these trolls felt victorious when, one annoying August day, Quinn's ex-boyfriend Eron Gjoni wrote several blog posts claiming that Quinn had a series of affairs with members of the gaming community who were in positions to give publicity to Quinn's game most prominently, Kotaku reporter Nathan Grayson.

Mr Abramov's predecessor, Anatoly Popov, left the post, claiming that he had been poisoned.

The Huffington Post claimed that Myleene had given Ed "the Paxman treatment".

Ahmen Khawaja quickly deleted a post claiming that the monarch had been admitted to King Edward VII's Hospital in London.

The post claimed that two explosive devices were placed in the hotel, and that the oil tank of the hotel's heating system was contaminated with sugar.