Sentence examples for scholar claimed from inspiring English sources

(One scholar claimed to have found evidence that classes were taught on how to apply makeup).

Zhang Hongliang, a prominent Maoist scholar, claimed critics of the Communist party were manipulating Monday's anniversary to destabilise China's current regime.

The leftist scholar claimed Mao, who was 82 when he died, had been "misread and even demonised" for daring to single-handedly take on the academic elite and bureaucrats in order to defend the interests of the people.

In the Nation article about Suleiman, a legal scholar claimed his options for recourse were scant.

Belur Keshavadasa, a noted Harikatha scholar, claimed in his book Karnataka Bhaktavijaya that the movement was inspired by saint Achalananda Dasa of Turvekere (in the modern Tumkur district) in the 9th century.

A respected Italian art scholar claims to have identified a previously unknown painting by Michelangelo at the University of Oxford.

Now here's another puzzle: to find a word for that special case of retrojection where a scholar claims that because a thinker from the past never used the modern word, the ancient person never held beliefs consistent with the modern concept.

Tolkien, an accomplished Beowulf scholar, claims the poem to be among his "most valued sources" in writing The Hobbit.

Other scholars claimed pirates as precursors of gay liberation and feminism.

In 2012 a team of Italian scholars claimed that they had evidence that it still existed, behind a false wall.

Chinese scholars claimed that, because part of the former territory of Koguryo now resides within China's borders, its history ought to be considered Chinese, not Korean.