Sentence examples for purported to interview from inspiring English sources

Mr. Morris, who has come to know Roosevelt so well that he has taken great leaps of presumption, like the 2008 Op-Ed article in The New York Times in which he purported to interview Roosevelt about John McCain and Barack Obama.

It wasn't the only story that packed an unexpected emotional punch: another article purported to be an interview with a woman in Topeka who baked a cake with red, white and blue icing because she didn't know what else to do.

Such are Beckham's language skills that there are Spaniards still laughing away a decade on from his Real Madrid post-match interviews in what purported to be their native tongue.

"There was a lot of very thin data that was purported to be robust," Robin recalled in an interview last week.

Throughout the clip, interviews with a number of jihadists purported to be in Egypt, Yemen, Algeria, Libya, and Saudi Arabia are punctuated with shots of fighters waving the group's black flags from moving cars and motorcycles.

This study involved the identification of key stakeholders for interview and observation and mapping services which purported to advise or support stroke survivors in RTW.

The article is backed up by photos purported to be taken before and during the meetings, as well as snaps of her and Penn meeting Guzmán's associates upon arrival in Mexico on October 2 on their way to interview El Chapo.

(PR. Interview 6. F) We find it troubling that Bernadette was dismissed from a project that purported to address the needs of women like her, for being too much like one of those women.

A company purported to exemplify a successful straddling strategy?

A second video purported to show a thunderous blast.

It purported to show favorable results from numerous comparison tests.