Sentence examples for purporting to keep from inspiring English sources

In America, so many people have died from Black Friday accidents that there's even a website purporting to keep an accurate count.

"That's cerebro-spinal fluid", explains the therapist, pointing to the area between skull and the space where Alex is purported to keep his brain.

But in order to call out the falsehoods and dissembles and false comforts, we have to be trusted by our audiences, and we have to be self-aware enough to understand that at least some of our audiences now think that most of us are no better than the people we purport to keep honest: that we are all part of the same stinking, creaking, self-referential system that is increasingly cloaked in odium.

Established residents purported to keep smaller herds as a consequence of the limited carrying capacity and grazing resources in the KGR.

That can help keep costs down for the company, but Lemonade also depends on a business model innovation that purports to keep its customers more honest when filing claims.

Front and center is a Cadillac-red bottle of 5-Hour Energy, the two-ounce caffeine and vitamin elixir that purports to keep you alert without crashing.

The De Bastiani technique purports to keep the medullary blood supply intact; the Gigli saw technique divides it.

There are plenty of apps out there that purport to keep you "safe".

I am positive it doesn't entail encouraging women to buy products that purport to keep them looking young, thin, and beautiful.

The FBI first became interested in Tom and his fellow travelers on the eve of the 2008 Republican National Convention in Saint Paul, Minnesota, when the bureau that purports to keep America safe sent an undercover agent who went by the name "Karen Sullivan" to infiltrate the Twin Cities Anti-War Committee, one of the most prominent groups organizing protests outside the convention.

Legal memoranda purporting to justify these policies were kept under lock and key.