Sentence examples for has purported from inspiring English sources

"We entrusted him to do what he has purported to do".

Somehow, it's no surprise to find that the only modern record Waters has purported to like in recent memory is one filled with his songs.

Nigel Farage, UKIP's ex-leader, stated that the veil is "something that is used to oppress women", while Sarkozy, whose committee on full veiling is due to report next week, has purported that this kind of covering by women breached the French Republic's fundamental principles of "sexual equality and secularism".

While the CDK has purported to be a general purpose cheminformatics toolkit, older versions were designed by a community with specific applications in mind, primary among them being structure elucidation.

For six decades, the established paradigm has purported the creation of two mirror-image fracture wings radiating from opposite sides of the wellbore with each wing growing into the far-field as a single (deterministic) fracture along a single plane.

Friedlaender says his research casts doubt on Japan's scientific whaling program, which has purported to study minke feeding biology and has killed between 240 and 860 of the animals every year since 1988.

More insidiously, it might have purported to welcome him into the classical pantheon.

"Is their business as profitable as it had purported to be?" Mr. Wicklund said.

Large numbers of studies, some more academically respectable than others, have purported to show that computers help children to learn.

Some psychological studies have purported to show the truth in the old saying that money does not buy happiness.

The decision invalidated a 1968 law, known as Section 3501, by which Congress had purported to overrule Miranda.