Sentence examples for purportedly bears from inspiring English sources

Modern historians have determined the age of the Shroud of Turin, which purportedly bears the image of Jesus, through carbon-14 dating and have discredited the claim of Anna Anderson to be the grand duchess Anastasia, the daughter of Tsar Nicholas II, through DNA testing Just as the methods at the disposal of historians have expanded, so have the subjects in they have become interested.

Charlotte Lindqvist, a biologist specializing in bears, has analyzed DNA specimens purportedly from yetis found in the Himalayan mountains for a new paper published in the British science journal Proceedings Of The Royal Society B. The nine samples came from so-called "yeti" bones, fur and other animal material.

A cheek bears the scars of saber slashes purportedly inflicted by robbers - Hussites by some accounts - who desecrated the monastery in 1430.

No segment of a purportedly free nation should be singled out to bear the burden for anything.

In addition, the gallbladder and bile of some brown bears are harvested to make traditional medicines that purportedly alleviate digestive problems and inflammation and purify the blood.

"Plaintiff was advised that as a result of the shape of her figure," her lawsuit reads, "such clothes were purportedly 'too distracting' for her male colleagues and supervisors to bear".

All right, maybe calling it a beauty is a bit of a stretch, but here's the kicker: The rudimentary sketch included with the listing bears a striking resemblance to a slew of earlier leaked images that purportedly showed off Motorola's secretive X Phone.

Paola Pivi's imposing sculpture of a polar bear covered with yellow feathers is a puzzling bit of theatricality, purportedly about crossbreeding.

Despite being a rather emotional old bear, I have never felt my soul stir at the use of purportedly evocative buzzwords.

A similar consideration applies to EG: its value, which is purportedly related to the density of MTs and their tubulin dimers within certain critical cells, would also bear some relation to the intensity of conscious experience.

Photos purportedly showing the downed aircraft on social media had armed tribesmen and children posing next to wreckage that bore Morocco's national colours of red and green.