Sentence examples for subject claims from inspiring English sources

Precognition, supernormal knowledge of future events, with emphasis not upon mentally causing events to occur but upon predicting those the occurrence of which the subject claims has already been determined.

"But we need to teach them to subject claims to scrutiny and we really do need to address this if we are ever to have a population of people capable of making sensible choices about health issues".

A pattern emerges in her major books: the subject claims or appears to have had an unexciting domestic or emotional life; Spurling get to work and finds quite the opposite.

Even in pathological cases, as in depersonalization or schizophrenic symptoms of delusions of control or thought insertion, a feeling or experience that the subject claims not to be his is nonetheless experienced by him as being part of his stream of consciousness.

Richard McCleary, one of the few criminologists who have studied this subject, claims that violence happens because strip clubs with lax security attract unsavory people who carry weapons and end up causing violent situations.

Richard McCleary, one of the few criminologists to have studied this subject, claims that violence happens because strip clubs with lax security attract unsavory people who carry weapons and end up causing violent situations.

The taxmen refused recent information requests on the subject, claiming disclosures "could potentially damage the relationship of trust between us".

03/03: Subject claimed he is a body double for the real Robert Philip Hanssen, planted as part of Russian disinformation plot.

For his part, in fact, Tomatsu Komata, the 79-year-old grandfather of Ayako, affects nonchalance about the subject, claiming to have no difficulty understanding.

I quickly tried to change the subject, claimed I was running out of coins (I've never had a phone of my own, and never will — I always called from a public phone booth), hurriedly said goodbye, and hung up.

To: the Director (Eyes Only) Re: Hanssen, Robert Philip Case Officer's Detainee Activity Report, 02/24/01-03/06/01 02/24: Subject claimed he was "getting rusty" after six days in custody, so volunteered to teach advanced counter-espionage course to senior undercover F.B.I. agents.