(Possibly apocryphal quotation).
Walker's most notorious party was possibly apocryphal, according to historian Steven Watson.
But such recollections are unconfirmed and possibly apocryphal, Mr. Sullivan said.
One possibly apocryphal story has Saint-Saëns storming out of the notorious premiere of Stravinsky's "Rite of Spring" in 1913.
There is a story, possibly apocryphal, that the imposition of the first Plantagenet prince of Wales was a trick.
His first cradle, the lore goes, was an oaken barrel sawed in half -- possibly apocryphal, Mr. Grant allowed.
Lansley's claims of GP enthusiasm for his reforms are about as credible as Milburn's – possibly apocryphal – grasp of statistics.
At least in the Seventies, if Huw Weldon's possibly apocryphal story is correct, the consultants were more honest.
In "DV," Vreeland recounts the possibly apocryphal story of assigning a photographer to shoot a picture against a green background.
Even better, I found the following story, possibly apocryphal, on a Web forum, posted by a poet using the moniker Lucky Jim.
There's a story, possibly apocryphal but entirely plausible, that the designer Tom Ford once tried to prevent Victoria Beckham from wearing his clothes.
