absurd claims

The book makes no such absurd claims for some new kind of neurological talk with a patient.

I hope the proponents of the Federal notice see through the absurd claims made by the pharmaceutical companies.

His distrust of federalism has to be very great to make such absurd claims.

As a result, approximately 11,250,000 audience members took the hoax seriously, even despite the totally absurd claims.

The British auctioneer making some absurd claims about the first Apple 1 for sale.

Exposing the exaggeration, absurd claims or downright lies that big business makes about its green credentials.

It would be all I need, to become known as the scientist who provided the Apostles with proof of their absurd claims.

But at least detained Arabs - and more to the point, their lawyers - have a monetary incentive to make absurd claims of persecution.

Suggest to stop lying, I suggest you do the same.Its too easy to check out absurd claims like these.

The classical progression is then to delusions of grandeur with absurd claims of past and present achievements.

In brief, Aspinall made absurd claims as to the potential and output of the mine, and employed many local men to carry it out.

Some absurd claims are made of the drink in a tongue-in-cheek fashion, such as "It's a cure for tonsilitis and for water on the knee."

"The Narrator" - A disembodied voice who makes absurd claims about Tran (sometimes implied to be actually true).

Cloistered academics augment these absurd claims by arguing that street English is structurally similar to West African tongues.

Based on all of Herman Cain's accusers' vague or absurd claims, Cain isn't a serial sexual harasser--he's a serial strike-out king.

Mr. Evans documented everything in his life, and Mr. Morgen and Ms. Burstein use the film he obsessively kept to contrast with his absurd claims.

Although Nathan and Ross demolish the most absurd claims of those who see an immediate China threat, by focusing on these extreme arguments they are, in a way, setting up straw men.

By making absurd claims of unreachability that must be adjudicated by the Supreme Court, he secretly buys years of time - and then publicly castigates the Independent Counsel for taking so long.

They have made many absurd claims, ranging from the accusations that Blindside's members are vampire, werewolf, and zombie hunters, to accusations that Pillar's band members are made of grass clippings.

He made several absurd claims, such as that the site started up as a monster truck rally newsletter and that the forums were a front for a cult that required a registration fee of $80 per month.

Not only did this Goebel episode divert for a long time the energies of the Edison interests from activities in other directions, but the cost of overcoming the extravagantly absurd claims ran up into hundreds of thousands of dollars.

For example, in a parody of Swift Boat Veterans for Truth, "Dames for Truth" attacked Dame Judi Dench with absurd claims, such as that Dench poked a dame's eye out in a bar fight.

As research by the Congressional Budget Office and "Not All That Glitters," my 1994 study for the Mineral Policy Center, have pointed out, these are absurd claims, which have the same reliability as those made about timber harvests in Oregon and stripmining of coal.

It will take more creativity than this for the administration to distract us from the 9/11 commission, which is refuting Mr. Ashcroft and company's absurd claims to pre-9/11 battle-readiness as firmly as it shot down Mr. Moore's account of the post-9/11 airlifting of bin Laden relatives.

Though trial lawyers say they must think about where to file, the idea of "forum-shopping" to find the most favorable courthouse has a bad name - perhaps in part because it conjures up images of slick plaintiffs' lawyers filing absurd claims in obscure courthouses where juries will give them multimillion-dollar verdicts.