Sentence examples for usually claiming from inspiring English sources

As for Weiner, he is quite unable to answer a straight question, usually claiming to have already answered it in some previous speech or interview.

Two years ago insurgent groups in Iraq released a handful of e-mail statements a week, usually claiming credit for attacks.

Mass organisations such as JAT and the infamous Islamic Defenders Front have in recent years attacked churches and blocked the construction of new ones, usually claiming that they failed to win the approval of local Muslims.

Online companies have fought WhenU and Claria in the courts for the last three years, usually claiming that their pop-up ads violate federal copyright and trademark laws by disrupting the display of the plaintiffs' Web sites and by unjustly using their trademark to sell advertising, among other complaints.

There is someone trying to attain something out of it by abusing the embattled politicians, political leaders and their supporters". Politicians in the Balkan countries, in general, are known for manipulating masses with various "conspiracy theories," usually claiming all problems are "imported" from the outside.

The crown usually claims half of the new cygnets.

Rhetorically, the entrepreneurs behind these sites usually claim that they will make money from "advertising".

I am one of the 11 per cent who always or usually claim.

The fraudster  usually claimed to be a Wikipedia editor or administrator.

The job is usually claimed by a senior member of the party's largest faction.

But the price is not nearly so high as the states usually claim.