Sentence examples for usual claim from inspiring English sources
He was determined to avoid the usual claim that Dianetics offered a triumphal march toward enlightenment.
"They do that all the time!" The usual claim is that they can level Seoul in 30 minutes, he said.
Our advice to Mr. Obama and his new E.P.A. administrator, Gina McCarthy, is to ignore industry's usual claim that the sky is falling and push ahead.
Our study identifies the conditions that real-time prices may lead to higher electricity costs, which in turn contradicts the usual claim that such a pricing scheme reduces cost.
This final stage, which almost all of the greatest Christian mystics have insisted upon, belies the usual claim that mysticism is a selfish flight from the world and an avoidance of moral responsibility.
It also reinforces the usual claim that the North Korean side makes; ie that the human rights movement, with whom Miller was allegedly connected, and Christian missionary activities, with which Bae was involved in, are mere fronts for US espionage.
The station, as usual, claimed that it had no tape of the show.
Moreover, contrary to usual claims, Galileo later reported that objects of different weights fall at different speeds!
They have several pages addressing the usual claims made about younger generation vs. their elders and they shoot down most of them (see pages 18-20).
And he made clear that he wouldn't punish Saudi Arabia for murdering a dissident, surrendering America's usual claims of global leadership.
The document Roberts brought to parliament was well stocked with his usual claims and covered much of the ground he previously trampled in his maiden speech.
