Sentence examples for self claims from inspiring English sources

He furiously reels by the pontificating insights his younger self claims to have gleaned in the previous year, stopping only to listen in startled wonder to a description of an encounter with a woman he once loved.

Shocked at the expense of Rome, Self claims his "bankroll has anorexia"; a roadway after a nearby blaze is "heaped with the linguini of flattened hosepipe" from all the fire trucks.

Self claimed normal status may not represent health because asymptomatic subjects may carry chronic diseases or diseases at their early stage such as cancer, diabetes and hypertension.

There can be no better deciphering of the rise of the Global South in the shadow of Capital than understanding its spirit in China the leading country with to an extent self claimed leadership owing to its anti-imperialist foreign policy.

ID card scanning programs – for all their self-claims of "duty of care" for patrons – are comprehensively unevaluated corporate money-making projects, and alarm bells should be ringing.

Race is often an ascribed and assigned category, while ethnicity, when compared to race, is often acquired and self-claimed by the individuals in the group.

Second, 68% of Iowa Democrats told us they were angry with the political system, in part as demonstrated by such arrogance as was exhibited by Clinton's self-claim of "inevitability".

Interestingly, the subgroups of subjects who self-claimed to have SP+ represented about one-third of the total subjects, a common figure in the five ethnic groups studied.

Though MySpace is a shadow of its former self, Viant claims to have data from 1 billion registered users.

The National Association for the Self-Employed claims 200,000 members and lobbies for making health care expenses for the self-employed tax deductible.

In essence, laws nationwide sanction reckless vigilantism in the form of self-defense claims.