Sentence examples for purported similarities from inspiring English sources
In June 2014, the lawsuit was dismissed by a Federal Judge in Chicago, stating, in part, "The differences [between the songs "Juda" and "Judas"] so outweigh the purported similarities between the melodies that they cannot be said to be even remotely similar" "We agree with Defendants that the songs do not have common lyrics, the themes are different, and they do not sound at all alike musically".
The statement also criticised the purported similarities between Harry Potter and Jesus Christ, saying, "It is beyond doubt that Harry was made to resemble a young savior.
Another set of concerns arises from purported facts about similarities among and interactions across different societies vis-à-vis morality.
The Nutrition Wonderland website has seen an extensive discussion on this, arguing that statistics purporting to show similarities between stevioside and Rebiana were "misleadingly constructed".
Many of the comments point out apparent similarities between images purported to represent different experiments, and several commenters also criticize Sarkar on the basis of these concerns.
Many see similarities to scandals involving financial benchmarks such as LIBOR, which purported to track the price of loans between banks in London, but turns out to have been manipulated with gusto.The commission says it is open to discussion on the PRAs' worries.
The R. sanguineus sialotranscriptome revealed 4 proteins of this family, one of which has a weak similarity to chimadanin, the others being similar to uncharacterized Amblyomma variegatum proteins annotated as hirudin-like [ 77], purported to be a thrombin inhibitor, shown by the ability to inhibit human platelet aggregation stimulated by thrombin.
One purported advantage was not mentioned, though.
Take the purported link between cellphone radiation and brain cancer.
The Republicans' purported budgetary considerations are nothing but a smokescreen.
The vehicle is purported to contain passengers.
