Sentence examples for this claim appears from inspiring English sources

This claim appears to be an implicit criticism of former education secretary Michael Gove, who instructed schools not to focus on "peripheral" issues such as children's moral, social and cultural development in favour of academic excellence.

This claim appears to be similar to that of connectionists, such as Andy Clark, and the position taken by the Churchlands in their 1990 Scientific American article.

On the one hand, imposed order presupposes within itself a principle of stability; we could say that the enforcement of order does not have aims that are just immediate but also future ones, but, as has been seen, this claim appears to be contradicted by the character of the territorial processes that are by nature dynamic, featuring changes and movements not always predictable.

This claim appears to be erroneous, as Sarria stated in 2012 that he declined the Smithsonian's request.

This claim appears unsubstantiated.

This claim appeared in a poster advertising Ali's impending appearance at a theater during his lifetime.

This claim appeared to be bolstered by the emergence of the footage which the boy's family says captures the abduction – and suggests that he was randomly targeted outside a mosque and did not know his kidnappers.

This claim appeared to conflict with reports by United Nations inspectors in the mid-to-late 1990's, which claimed that some chemical weapons activities continued covertly well into the decade, and that large stocks of VX gas produced by Iraq remained unaccounted for when the old inspection teams withdrew for the last time in late 1998.

Today, said the Indy, "that claim appears hubristic, and arguably more controversial than much of what Mr Corbyn proposes".

However, even this modal claim appears to talk about collections of concrete objects and relations on these objects.

But this last claim appears to imply that there is some possible world in which Clover exists and has three legs from which it seems inescapably to follow that one and the same individual Clover exists in some merely possible world as well as in the actual world: that there is an identity between Clover and some individual in another possible world.