Sentence examples for which i claimed from inspiring English sources

At the time, I cited the research of The Bureau of Investigative Journalism (TBIJ), which I claimed used "a far broader classification for civilians killed, resulting in estimates of somewhere between 411-884 civilians killed by drones in Pakistan".

The source of Boyer's slight inaccuracy may have been the documentary film "Who Killed the Electric Car?," which used a clip of a visit I made to the "Late Show with David Letterman," during which I claimed to be saving America one electric car at a time.

When we first covered LeapFish, once a domain name appraisal service, they had just launched a new meta search engine which I claimed no one would ever use.

The LeapFish Chronicles: "Admitting To Click Fraud Is An Interesting Business Model". When we first covered LeapFish, once a domain name appraisal service, they had just launched a new meta search engine which I claimed no one would ever use.

The mag talked about how how the FinePix Real 3D W1 the next best thing, which I claimed was doubtful considering its price, but one small detail was left out that Fuji just now released: this camera can also record 3D movies.

Davis legendarily read every word written about the Raiders back when such a thing was possible, which means that there's perhaps a slight chance that he read an article of mine in which I claimed (despite a lack of convincing evidence) that he was in fact Quetzalcoatl, a serpentine destroyer-deity who was popular in Central America some centuries ago.

One was fear of death, which I claim not to feel and he claims everyone has.

It is a long and fascinating story in which I claim a tiny, walk-on part.

They are operating from different levels of abstraction, both of which, I claim, are important and necessary for political struggle.

"Now to avoid any collusion of armed forces and perhaps the loss of life, I do under this protest and impelled by said force, yield my authority until such time at the Government of the United States shall, upon the facts being presented to it, undo the action of its representatives and reinstate me in the authority which I claim as the constitutional sovereign of the Hawaiian Islands" [ii].

It's an essay in which I claim that, despite there being no theory or foundation unifying or governing Dennis' work, there is still what I regard as his intent on achieving object immanence that makes his work appear as if the objects have minds of their own--and interests at odds with human interests.