Sentence examples for considerable rumour from inspiring English sources

Frozen 2 had been the subject of considerable rumour, with vocal star Idina Menzel, who played Elsa, appearing to confirm plans in December 2014.

Mr Hoare added: "I am aware of considerable speculation and rumour circulating at the school, particularly on social media.

Further, the criminalisation of wild meat consumption fuelled fears and rumours within communities under considerable strain from the health, social, and economic effects of the epidemic, entrenching distrust towards outbreak responders and exacerbating pre-existing tensions within villages.

Enhanced by the considerable influence of Leicester's Commonwealth, the rumours about Amy Robsart's death developed into a tradition of embellished folklore.

Almost immediately rumours circulated that ministers had expended considerable effort trying to get the NFU on side ahead of the announcement.

It showed that Mr Xi's relatives had also amassed considerable wealth.The investigations confirm what has long been widely rumoured about the country's ruling families (though the reported scale of their wealth stuns even hardened cynics).

There are also rumours that millionaire City investor Clive Cowdery may put in a considerable sum.

Even now a few people are on a desperate hunt for tickets - there are rumours they are easily available on the black market, at a considerable premium.

Jack Gladstone, a slave on "Success", who did not work under a driver and enjoyed considerable freedom, learned of the debate about slavery in Britain, and had heard rumours of emancipation papers arriving from London.

Evidence suggests that the rumour process eliminates the most improbable and unreliable accounts and achieves a high degree of veracity when (1) there is considerable recirculation of rumour and (2) there is a fairly well-organized grapevine.

Rumour and counter-rumour.