Sentence examples for generated rumors from inspiring English sources

In response to their concerns, Mr. Morton said the agency's activity often generated "rumors and wild conjecture" but that no intimidation was intended.

But Putin's cultivation of a virile image, combined with his de facto singlehood, soon generated rumors that he was involved with a younger woman a former rhythmic gymnastics champion turned lawmaker.

But Putin's cultivation of a virile image, combined with his de facto singlehood, soon generated rumors that he was involved with a younger woman — a former rhythmic gymnastics champion turned lawmaker.

The turmoil in Oracle's application business has generated rumors that a frustrated Ellison will sell it or maybe spin it off.

AOL has generated rumors over television partner alliances, such as the one with CBS, but seems destined to ally itself with a major cable player like a Time Warner, although attaining cable market share will be tough, given TCIs and @Homes distribution into more than half of the U.S.s total wired households.

The decision to forgo a tour, in conjunction with Stipe's physical appearance, generated rumors that the singer was dying or HIV-positive, which were vehemently denied by the band.

Alexander McQueen has had enough uneven seasons at Givenchy to generate rumors that this would be his last.

Its executives are better at generating rumors than returns.

Dean also speculated that the White House itself could be generating rumors that the report was about to come out.

At the conference Friday in Frankfurt, the chief executive of Deutsche Bank, Josef Ackermann, lamented the market's lack of confidence, which he said generated daily rumors about the next bank or fund in trouble.

The game generated multiple rumors about Tidus' connection with the villain, Shuyin.