Sentence examples for purportedly called from inspiring English sources

Shortly before that attack, the group's leader, Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi, purportedly called on his followers to launch raids in Saudi Arabia.

He had been accused of encouraging 130 followers of an underground group purportedly called the Revolutionary Organisation, which prosecutors allege conspired to hasten the South's defeat with attacks on communications, railway lines and other infrastructure.

Spicer reportedly stayed off-camera for his later briefings, which Trump once purportedly called "terrible," to avoid his boss's criticism.

In May, Allen shared an article about a Dutch politician who purportedly called for a ban on Islam and the closing of all mosques.

Anonymous began targeting the KKK last November after the hate group's Missouri chapter purportedly called for the use of "lethal force" against protestors in Ferguson. .

A teacher at Miramonte Elementary for three decades, Berndt was charged with 23 counts of lewd conduct involving allegations that he spoon-fed semen to blindfolded children as part of what he purportedly called a "tasting game".

Court memos detail exchanges between judges as they rallied behind senior judge administrator John Byrne, who was sacked by Carmody after a confrontation over his intervention, during which Byrne recorded him purportedly calling his colleagues collectively "scum" and one a "fat fuck".

The Fyre Festival was announced in December, advertised as a dreamy, deluxe, and highly Instagrammable music-festival experience that would take place over two weekends in the Bahamas, on a purportedly private island called Fyre Cay.

Engadget just got their hands on the above shot, purportedly portraying something called the Motorola MOTOSPLIT.

Today, if a new, purportedly hip German film called The Edukators is anything to go by, it has become more effete.

Scientists and conservationists have called for a purportedly pro-environmental group supporting the Great Barrier Reef to distance itself from climate deniers, after the broadcaster Alan Jones launched the group and said the reef was "fine" and that climate change was a "hoax".