Sentence examples for erroneous rumour from inspiring English sources

When he was at Milan, where he managed only 22 games because of injury, an erroneous rumour spread that he had contracted the disease at the height of the outbreak.

Drastic alterations to his appearance fuelled erroneous rumours that he was undergoing gender reassignment surgery.

Calling all dysfunctional singing families Of all the erroneous rumours I have heard of late - some of them not even involving myself - the suggestion that members of the Jackson 5 are being lined up to mentor other musical family acts seemed the most barking.

All NHS trusts were instructed by the Department of Health to check the batch numbers of their stocks, a move which meant vaccination sessions had to be cancelled, leading to erroneous rumours that the vaccination programme was being shut down in some areas.

McLaren also addressed what they described as "erroneous rumours" that "Fernando was rendered unconscious by an electrical fault".

When erroneous rumours spread last July that Mr Jiang had died, Chinese officials told social media websites to block searches including the character.

For example, search on the Chinese character "jiang", which means "river", but is also a common surname, was blocked after erroneous rumours about the death of former president Jiang Zemin.

Erroneous tabloid rumours hinted at romance.

At the New York premiere of We're the Millers two days before I meet Aniston, 44, at a hotel in downtown Manhattan, erroneous pregnancy rumours were once again sparked by Aniston's supposedly rounder figure.

It would also be erroneous to deduce that after the strong rumours in Durban that things were in some disarray on and off the field that he had been pushed out of the job.

Rumours that Google has somehow converted Linux to the Apache license are erroneous; Google has no power to change the licence on the code of Linux, and did not try.