Sentence examples for is often purported from inspiring English sources

And in a humorous and lively stage adaptation by Jeffrey Fiske and Max McLean now playing at Westside Theater, he is every inch the cunning English gentleman he is often purported to be.

School closure is often purported to reduce influenza transmission, but little is known about its effect on families.

Finally, tai chi was described as a Chinese martial art that uses slow and smooth body movements and is often practiced for its purported health benefits.

This logic of particularism and multiculturalism, however, is often backed by po-faced and faceless institutions rather than the "ethnic" or "authentic" identities that they purport to champion.

Long purports to be a feminist – a view no doubt shared by Sunday Times Style – and the fashion industry is often commended for its feminist ethics.

They are often "young" companies purporting to embody lifestyle values, beyond consumer goods alone.

IN an age of clone candidates whose teeth, hair and political platforms are often indistinguishable, even if they purport to be from different parties, James Morrison has fearlessly walked where few will follow.

What renown it has derives from being the river traversable by stepping stones at the base of Box Hill, and from its habit, often purported as a reason for its name, of periodically ducking underground into swallow holes.

Data from national surveillance schemes that purport to be suitable for benchmarking are often at odds with published rates from well-designed studies and the reasons for this should be examined.

Just as "Hitler's Skull," an old History Channel documentary that's often resurrected, reminds us that DNA tests on a skull purported to be Hitler's were inconclusive, so is much of the hypothesizing about him.

Just think about it: These are men against whom the information that purports to be evidence was often gathered by extremely dubious or downright illegal means, including the use of torture.