Sentence examples for really claimed from inspiring English sources

She was the first female intellectual who really claimed sexuality.

The Gaels have an off-guard position that nobody has really claimed, and their depth is thin by any standard.

After his death, his followers disputed whether he had really claimed to be a prophet and, if so, what he meant by his prophethood.

Jackson has, outside the circle of his impressively devoted fans, never really claimed that mantle, despite his obvious need for love.

France has never really claimed leadership on gender equality issues – Frenchwomen were not given the vote until 1944 – but at least women can now wear trousers in the capital city.

Such categorisation can prove frustrating to those who find it thrust upon them – Björk once told me with some exasperation that she had never really claimed to have seen elves, while Khan said: "I do find it annoying, this madwoman thing.

But did she really claim to produce rain to order?

But can you really claim to have been a Cassandra?

Surely he can't really claim the same for Leviathan?

Is anyone really claiming that less regulation won't mean more pollution?

None could really claim to have seen the financial crisis coming (as even St Vince acknowledged).