Sentence examples for they often claim from inspiring English sources

When terrorists strike today, they often claim credit on social media.

When these people run out of complaints they often claim that they 'just don't get it'.

They invariably last longer than wars between nations, and they often claim more lives.

Among friends, people will admit to owning slaves, but among strangers they often claim that the slaves are relatives.

"The Cuban advisers are there to exert pressure," he added, "and they often claim to speak on the president's behalf as if they were his emissaries".

Defenders of the Theory seem to recognize this, for they often claim that war is so different from conditions of ordinary life that it must be governed by principles different from those that operate in other contexts.

They often claimed that this would free up jobs for younger people.

Those medieval authors whose discussion of equivocation was very brief tended to use this example, and they often claimed that Aristotle introduced it in order to accommodate analogy as a kind of equivocation.

Physicians often justified their actions (e.g., withdrawing a ventilator or feeding tube) on the ground that a particular treatment constituted an "extraordinary means;" and in response to worries that withholding or withdrawal a tube might kill the patient, they often claimed that they were "merely omitting" to do something, rather than doing something illicit.

They often claimed it was such a rare thing for the groom to tag along and be so involved in all the planning.

Opponents to limits on these swipe fees, as they're called, often claim that merchants will pocket the savings on the reduced fees instead of passing them on to consumers.