Sentence examples for purportedly claimed from inspiring English sources

Another listed some representatives whom Mr. Simpson purportedly claimed as supporters.

See articleShirley Sherrod, a black official at the Agriculture Department, received an personal apology from Barack Obama after she was summarily dismissed for a speech caught on video in which she purportedly claimed to have refused aid to a white farmer.

He also denied that he had scolded the government negotiating side for comments relating to religion, as was purportedly claimed.

The member purportedly claimed that Selma "had no art to it".

Even after ISIS purportedly claimed the bloodbath as its handiwork, officials had still not confirmed the truth of ISIS's claim.

Maher unleashed some amusing one-liners ― including FLOTUS purportedly claiming that she had "no first language," that she had "copied this list from Michelle Obama" and that she "once caught [Vice President] Mike Pence trying on my stilettos".

Responsibility Claimed in Attack CAIRO (AP) — A Web posting Thursday purportedly by Al Qaeda claimed responsibility for the suicide attack on the Danish Embassy in Pakistan that left eight people dead on Monday.

Somewhere around that time, a message was delivered to Mr Snowden through one of his supporters, purportedly by a person who claimed government status.

In the first part Feuerbach considers religion "in its agreement with the human essence" (WC, 75), arguing that, when purportedly theological claims are understood in their proper sense, they are recognized as expressing anthropological, rather than theological, truths.

After rumours of his death emerged last month, IS released an audio recording purportedly of Baghdadi in which he claimed that the caliphate was expanding and called for "volcanoes of jihad" to erupt the world over.

Wednesday's anonymous editorial purportedly by a senior administration official claimed members of Trump's team are working to protect the country from a president who's fundamentally unfit to lead.