Sentence examples for tired claim from inspiring English sources
The existence of these rights totally demolishes the tired claim, repeated yet again by Tony Ball in Edinburgh, that the presence of PSBs restricts choice.
He reiterated his tired claim here that Venus and Serena would not fare well in matches against men, but the sisters didn't bite.
It was disappointing to see UCU members repeat the tired claim that London Metropolitan University is in a "spiral of decline" (Battle for the soul of higher education, Letters, 6 August).
It's a tired claim -- that art history systematically forgets the women who took part in it -- but it's also true.
A tired claim against President Barack Obama was regurgitated by conservative radio host Rick Wiles in an interview with Rep. Jeff Duncan (R-S.C).
The groups urging this course on Trump muster the same tired claim they've used to justify every other tax cut for the rich — that it will produce economic growth — despite the lack of evidence that tax cuts have that effect.
Departmental hiring committees have to move beyond tired claims of objectivity that regularly lead to the whitest candidate being the one hired and instead declare, for example, that the next five hires must be made from underrepresented communities.
They are shouting the tired claims that this is a Monsanto-financed propaganda flick and that nobody should trust it.
During the panel discussion on This Week, Stephanopoulos ran a clip package from CPAC that showed Limbaugh and others repeating tired claims about Obama and "socialism".
Like the detention of Dr. Liu and Liu Xia, the government's tired claims about their cases remain unchanged: the government respects the "rule of law," Dr. Liu is a "criminal," and no legal action has been taken against Liu Xia.
In particular, the international community must consistently and relentlessly press Chinese leadership on the facts of individual cases -- and where the officials hide behind lies and tired claims about the "rule of law" and "judicial sovereignty," they must be directly and publicly confronted with evidence to the contrary.
