Sentence examples for make the rumor from inspiring English sources

I think it makes a lot of sense, but that doesn't make the rumor true.

Saying something like "no comment" can arouse further suspicion and actually make the rumor mill work harder.

What made the rumor of a job change seem plausible is what Mr. Comey, above, has been doing for much of the year as the chief federal prosecutor for the Southern District of New York, which has been to run high-profile criminal investigations involving, among others, WorldCom, Adelphia Communications and ImClone Systems.

Whether that makes the rumor more or less compelling is a matter of taste.

The fact that the arbitrageurs holding yahoo stock haven't heard anything about this makes the rumor significantly less likely to be accurate.

One industry insider we spoke to when the rumors first floated suggested that Salesforce made the rumor public to drive up the share price, and also because it had fiduciary responsibility to pursue any legitimate purchase attempt.

The launch event will happen in New York and London, and it's very likely that what we'll see is the device that's been making the rumor rounds with the codename "M8".

The last part makes the rumor seem a bit bunk, but if Microsoft wants their model to stand tall in what will quickly be a crowded niche market, futuristic materials is a good way to get attention.

Observing her fragile frame made the rumor, popular among locals, that she was the true killer seem even more remote.

On Monday, the South China Morning Post put to paper a story that had been making the rumor-rounds for months: a black Ferrari that crashed in Beijing in the predawn hours of March 18th, claiming the life of "a half-naked man in his twenties" and seriously injuring "two young women — one naked, one semi-naked" has been tied to the highest ranks of the Party élite.

Until 'Deep Breath' Clara was amongst my least favorite companions, but Jenna Coleman delivered a fantastic performance in 'Deep Breath,' making the rumors of her departure quite unwelcome.