Sentence examples for claims circulated from inspiring English sources

There were even claims, circulated by Russian separatist leaders in Ukraine, that the plane had been filled with corpses before it had taken off – a plotline lifted from the BBC TV series Sherlock.

In 1930, claims circulated that the L'Oiseau Blancs engine had been located in Maine, but nothing was confirmed.

How accurate are certain claims circulating online?

Some wonder whether officials were caught on the hop – or were happy to see such claims circulate.

Claims circulate that the glasses of a male colleague were "ground to dust" during a disagreement at a party.

The team, which was set up in 2005 to check statements by politicians and others in power, has expanded its coverage to include spurious claims circulating on social media.

But there have been some nutritional claims circulating that suggest fruit can also be damaging if eaten in conjunction with other foods.

I also didn't see the claim circulated by many news outlets (including The New York Times) as well as by Senator Bernie Sanders and other liberals on Twitter that the massacre had been the 18th school shooting of the year, which wasn't true.

Amid the heightened national focus on deaths by and of police officers, this particular claim circulating on Twitter caught our attention.

A claim circulating in both conservative and anti-Clinton progressive circles accused the Clinton campaign and the media of badly photoshopping a crowd at a small Bill Clinton rally to make it appear as if the audience was much larger.

New York Times editorial page editor James Bennet shot down an anonymous claim circulating among current and former colleagues that he softened an editorial at New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo's behest and then pushed out the writer of the piece after the writer complained.