Sentence examples for purported willingness from inspiring English sources

Hartley-Brewer is known as "GBH" for her purported willingness to castrate men who step out of line.

And even Park's purported willingness to resign doesn't mean the drama is over, as some opposition politicians want to go ahead and impeach her anyway.

Missouri Senate candidate Josh Hawley used the caravan of immigrants to formulate a series of slurs about Sen. Claire McCaskill's purported willingness to leave the United States open to an invasion from the south.

The willingness to believe purported news stories, often riddled with typos or coming from unfamiliar outlets, is a liability of today's fragmented media and polarized politics.

Anne Weismann, the chief counsel of Citizens for Responsibility and Ethics in Washington, said the Justice Department's interference in state public-records requests "is extremely troubling and cannot be reconciled with the President's purported commitment to transparency and willingness to engage in a greater public discussion about the metes and bounds of government surveillance.

But a proliferation of one-shot Charlies who subsequently fell short in ensuing seasons eventually led marketers to reconsider their willingness to sign the purported next big things to expensive contracts.

Based on Graulich's false representations and willingness to waive the purported $100 million minimum investment requirement, in August 2008, one victim wired $2.8 million into the conspirators' purported non-depletion attorneys account at J.P. Morgan Chase Bank.

One purported advantage was not mentioned, though.

It wasn't purported to be.

He purported not to comprehend my misgivings.

Take the purported link between cellphone radiation and brain cancer.