Sentence examples for well-worn claim from inspiring English sources

And the refusal to even discuss what was discussed does not advance the White House's well-worn claim to being "the most transparent" in history.

He repeats the well-worn claims of the it-wasn't-just-Oswald partisans and brings nothing fresh to the autopsy table.

Half of the 18-24 agroupoup said they were more interested in the campaign as a result of watching the debates.Voter turn-out in 2010 rose on 2005, which in turn was an increase on 2001, challenging well-worn claims about inexorable voter disengagement.

Still, if Trump is going to tout his supposed positions as evidence of foreign policy judgment, a moderator should be steeped in the candidate's well-worn claims when pressing him at a national security-focused forum.

That the personal is political is, of course, a well-worn feminist claim.

Claiming moral superiority is a well-worn trick of the close-minded, absurdly wealthy, and shows a distinct lack of empathy (and that includes Oprah's need to belittle that Swiss shopkeeper).

So now I would like to claim my Carrie Bradshaw moment, and ask the world this well-worn question: Can men and women really be friends?

In fact, Mr. Arafat, who spoke with a strong, unfaltering voice, sought to refute Israeli claims that the Palestinians have been retreating into well-worn, hard-line positions.

But Boots, reversing a well-worn Hollywood tradition, probably would have added a few more years: When he celebrated his birthday three years ago, he claimed to be 91.

Well-worn Turkish rug.

The well-worn stethoscope.