Sentence examples for purported common from inspiring English sources

The British politician traveled to the United States during the campaign to offer his support for Trump, making rally appearances to sometimes bemused crowds to promote their purported common cause. .

For the same reason, however, it is problematic that almost half of the authors did not explicate their understanding of PM, thereby purporting a common understanding.

The Nazis professed an ideology, national socialism, that purported to champion the common man, whom they portrayed as a victim in a world controlled by Jews.

Both Wallace and Thurmond purported to speak for the common man whose interests had been compromised by the Democratic Party, yet this presumption led them to strikingly different places.

The discourse is one that establishes that the male and the female are within a common social sphere, have preferences purported to represent the middle range of experience.

Okapi shares some of the same genetic changes seen in giraffe, which for some genes might underlie shared adaptive traits, whereas in other cases might represent evolutionary remnants of a common Giraffidae ancestor that is purported to have had a shorter neck than giraffe but longer than that of okapi50.

The common ancestor of salmonids is purported to have experienced a whole genome duplication event between 25 and 100 MYA [ 6, 7].

The common ancestor of salmonid fishes is purported to have undergone a whole genome duplication.

One intriguing set of three genes in common to triglyceride and sugar phenotypes was purported to be involved in neuropeptide signaling, which may indicate a behavioral or hormonal link between these traits.

They purported to be from actual women who had a hobby in common: all collected expensive dolls.

As urban types — the bhadralok — they had nothing in common with the masses of peasants whose interests they purported to uphold.