Sentence examples for very claim from inspiring English sources

That very claim was recently made by Smallweed's friend Nick.

This very claim has made critics nervous about her commitment to civil liberties and her views on using the criminal justice system in the war with Al Qaeda.

A raft of prominent yes supporters, like the writer Gerry Hassan, have been attacking the SNP's very claim to be the party of the left.

But growing commerce also erodes their quality of life, residents say, while soaring property values and the ever-present threat of lost leases jeopardize their very claim on the street.

But they're also set by the binding power of existing teaching, which a pope cannot reverse or contradict without proving his own office, well, fallible — effectively dynamiting the very claim to authority on which his decisions rest.

"If Islam honors and reveres women …" has to get us thinking about how "women are considered inferior to men" is so true in many segments of our country, where we seem to have no problem with fundamentalist Christian (or ultra-Orthodox Jewish) doctrine that loudly broadcasts this very claim, not to mention a new president who has boasted of committing sexual assault, repeatedly and with impunity.

As a publicist, Mr. Russell's job "involved defending the HFPA from the very claims he now cites in his own lawsuit," Brent Lang writes in the blog.

Thus, given architecture's imbrication within such a larger network of power, critical modes of operating remain central to creative and intellectual work, even if they undermine architecture's very claims to stability.

To reconstruct their roles, then, Sluyter has to read the archives against the grain, triangulating between multiple sources and identifying inconsistent or implausible stories that erase and conceal the very claims he seeks to make.

"The couple concerned are making extremely serious claims, very disturbing claims.

Nor is this a very new claim.