Sentence examples for calling reports from inspiring English sources

"Categorically, she didn't receive them, period," Burton said, calling reports about Jones and steroids "character assassination".

Robert Redford is alive and well, his publicist has said, calling reports on Twitter that the "Butch Cassidy and The Sundance Kid" actor had died "a sick hoax".

— Mitt Romney criticized the Obama administration on Thursday for its handling of the case of Chen Guangcheng, the blind Chinese dissident lawyer, calling reports coming out of China "a dark day for freedom".

On Wednesday, the state police denied that illegal firearms were used and asserted that all shooting was safely supervised by firearms instructors, with the former trooper who organized the event calling reports of misconduct "ludicrous".

The Organization of American Historians has asked the regents to reconsider the agreement with Ms. Reynolds, calling reports about the role of private donors in shaping museum exhibitions troubling.

Smith said the 24-year-old is stalling on a new deal but hoped they could still keep him calling reports linking him to the Saints as "speculation".

He also called reports of his disruptiveness in Dallas "hearsay".

He called reports in the Iranian press "fanciful" and "transparently absurd".

He also called reports that the junta had cut off Internet access again "troubling".

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The statement called reports that Lil Wayne had suffered a seizure inaccurate.