Sentence examples for special claims from inspiring English sources

All are different, and some have special claims attached to them, but it is possible to generalise a bit.

These are people who, without making any special claims to authenticity, are developing something new that still honors the spirit of the old.

By Pasha Malla July 2, 2015 Aziz Ansari, in his most recent special, claims that, due to social media, "we're part of the least lonely generation".

While Louis C.K., for example, often laments how leading screen-based lives compromises human empathy, Ansari, in his most recent special, claims that, due to social media, "we're part of the least lonely generation".

Many objections its impracticability, its neglect of the special claims of one's parents were raised against this new doctrine, but Mozi demonstrated that the principle of undifferentiated love had in it both utilitarian justification and divine sanction.

This summer, the Maryinsky's dance company -- best known in the West as the Kirov Ballet -- presented a facsimile with special claims to authenticity, based rigorously (though selectively) on Petipa's last revival, of 1900.

But the Dove has a special claim to fame.

Governments have long staked a special claim to "sin" taxes.

But Sally Miller has a special claim to fame.

Theatre often lays special claim to its liveness.

Its special claim on our attention is that Mr. Springsteen has cooperated with him.