Sentence examples for so often claimed from inspiring English sources

Is it a "good citizen" as Cardinal George Pell has so often claimed?

That era of prosperity was not, as is so often claimed, the manifestation of the American dream.

I found myself doubting that Jacob truly had a wife and child, as he had so often claimed.

In fact, arms sales do not bring the many benefits for employment and exports so often claimed by supporters.

The architecture has a certain giddy touch, joyously untempered by the good taste of contextualism so often claimed as an urban ideal.

The "universality" so often claimed for ancient Greece need not mean a cold and lofty eminence to which lesser breeds can but aspire.

State schools receive no funding for migrant pupils, so often claim to be full.

Debating Microloans' Effects Underlying the issue is a fierce debate over whether microloans actually lift people out of poverty, as their promoters so often claim.

Next is the small matter of a famous island, which, at least at night, manages to look like what it so often claims to be: the capital of the world.

Why do people so often claim that possible preventative measures "would probably have been too little to head off the disaster," as you do in "The Silent President" (editorial, April 12)?

Suppressing criticism by resorting to a 50-year-old Jordanian law — designed to punish critics of Jordan's monarchy when it ruled over the West Bank — has not helped burnish the questionable democratic credentials Mr. Abbas so often claims when meeting Western leaders.