Sentence examples for striking claims from inspiring English sources
These striking claims are defended by considering a small number of historical examples of revolutionary change.
Some of the most striking claims come from the National Directorate of Security, Afghanistan's foremost spy agency and a bitter rival to the ISI.
The comparison is not accidental, for one of Noll's striking claims is that Jung set himself up as a cult leader, much in the style of Jesus and that he even identified with Jesus.
Depending on what these philosophers mean by these words, and, of course, depending on the philosopher's views, sometimes there are striking claims to be found in the philosophical literature about their relationship.
The shows make especially striking claims for the ability of dance to ward off dementia in older people.
Meanwhile, controversy over the air strikes claim continues.
This time it was the paramilitaries who had struck, claiming that the 30-year-old was a suspected insurgent.
Staff at the school were threatening to strike, claiming they faced pay cuts, and things got so bad that parents demanded an emergency Ofsted inspection.
Serco spokesman Andrew Hill said the company was "deeply disappointed" with the decision to strike, claiming an agreement over pay and working pattern changes had already been reached with their recognised trade union, Community.
UK charities that are often first on the scene when international disasters strike claim a secret deal to hand fire chiefs control of the UK response to overseas emergencies could prevent them providing expert help.
