Sentence examples for strange claims from inspiring English sources

Any and all of this may be true, but Levitin's evolutionary thinking leads him to make some strange claims.

The Mail article, written by Sarah Sands, is full of strange claims anyway (that emo kids ride Vespa scooters, for instance), prompting Gerard to call it the most "ignorant, ridiculous thing we've ever read".

Further, "crypto geniuses" like James Altucher have polluted all of our feeds for the past few months with strange claims and spurious product offerings.

When many young men and some women volunteered to put themselves in harm's way in order to help the security forces apprehend Boko Haram operatives, Nigerians began hearing strange claims by low-level soldiers that they did not have adequate arms and ammunition to face the insurgents.

And even Palin-loving conservatives like the ones who run the Standard realize she's crazy: "O'Donnell's finances, honesty, and stability have been called into question in light of her false and strange claims".

We are well aware that a number of strange claims concerning the role of DNA methylation are currently being made, and it precisely for this reason that we try to make it very clear that we are talking about genetic effects in this paper (DNA methylation is essentially treated as a phenotype).

For those of us living and traveling in Europe, this seems like a very strange claim.

He also makes the strange claim that without the doctrine of transubstantiation the Mass would mean nothing.

— Eric Asimov The New York Times: The documented historic case for the strange claim that Bobby Valentine — new manager of the Boston Red Sox — was the inventor of the sandwich wrap in 1982.

I know that sounds like a strange claim to make when the actual management of the economy has been a total disaster.

Nick Robinson doesn't think we discuss immigration enough; a strange claim during a period when, it seems, we talk of little else.