Sentence examples for are purporting to from inspiring English sources
verb
To convey, imply, or profess outwardly (often falsely).
- He purports himself to be an international man of affairs.
The difference, of course, is that the Kardashians are purporting to sell something real.
You are purporting to 'raise standards' by simply abandoning difficult tasks".
And most of the regions simply have no traction with the people they are purporting to serve.
Not only that, some organizations actually spread falsehoods regarding the very diseases they are purporting to fund research for.
"Fascist rhetoric centres around the idea that the state has failed the 'nation' in some way … they are purporting to react to this failure".
In other cases the fraudsters are purporting to rent out property that doesn't exist, has already been rented out, or has been rented to multiple victims at the same time.
People take medicines, drugs, which are purported to be clean and prescribed, but they're actually.
Sometimes, says Gerardo, a fund sponsor publishes what are purported to be net returns, but without subtracting all the fees.
The algebraizable logics are purported to be the logics with the strongest possible link with their natural class of algebras.
Native vegetation placed under an agri-environment scheme (AES) is purported to support greater biodiversity than vegetation managed for intensive livestock grazing, and conservation reserves are purported to support greater biodiversity than land sharing under AES.
