Sentence examples for which we claim from inspiring English sources

If we don't let politicians trade a little spending for support, we are left with either Mr Christie's punitive bipartisanship, or with pure partisanship, which we claim not to like either.

My ex-husband and I share custody of our adolescent daughter and, under the terms of our original shared parenting decree, alternate years in which we claim her as a deduction.

"The four islands to which we claim our rights never legally belonged to the Soviet Union or Russia," said Toyohisa Kozuki, director of the Russia division in Japan's Foreign Ministry.

Why are we pretending we spend all of our time sneering at them, mocking their hoodies and haircuts en route to the telephone boxes in which we claim to be drinking artisan cocktails?

Or have we moved at high-speed broadband rates from deplorable coverups to deplorable exposés, often beyond the reach of legal remedy or of the individual privacy which we claim to value?

Now, with nothing else to do in LA, I wrote a few paragraphs, and digging them up now, I find that this is what I was thinking: In the times of relative peace and security that we tend to call "normal," when we take the basic order of our immediate world largely for granted, we may feel free to choose or imagine the degree to which we claim connection to the people and places we call home.

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Yes, the beer was inspired by our April Fools spoof video this spring, in which we claimed to have released a beer made with bull testicles.

Response: Is the reviewer saying that out of 20 human pre-miRs which we claimed to have TFBS, 16 were not supported by eye in the Genome Browser?

If we join in the conversation we are offered £2, which we can claim at the exhibition entrance, if we repeat a password.

The impact of this on theatre, one of the few industries in which we can claim to be world leaders in the 21 century, could be calamitous.