Sentence examples for startling claiming from inspiring English sources
He warned that crime among Romanians in England was "really quite startling", claiming: "Romanians are seven times more likely to be arrested in London than a British national.
Can this startling claim be true?
They then made two startling claims.
In 1933, in his book English Water Colours, he made a startling claim.
It is a startling claim, but this is the moment to make it.
10 What better way to end than with one particularly emblematic example and startling claim?
Sinclair thus circles back to Althorp and reports a startling claim, based on two independent witnesses.
It is a startling claim and he would only say it off the record.
This is the startling claim made by two Chinese government researchers that has, understandably, caused quite a stir.
He also made a startling claim: In 1998, he said, 95% of timber in Acre state was illegal.
He will also visit a hospital supervisor (Catherine Deneuve) and make the startling claim that women have no souls.
