Sentence examples for repeat rumors from inspiring English sources

Still Vallone worries that without legal punishment, less responsible jackasses with a smartphone will repeat rumors for attention.

The Normative Beliefs About Prosociality (CNPROS; Berger et al. 2015) follows the same structure, and sample items are "in general one should only help others when they ask for help", and "it is not ok to repeat rumors about classmates".

Around the same time, sites began repeating rumors that Apple would use Liquidmetal amorphous metal in the next iPhone.

More ominous, Mr. Jiang and his friends have heard repeated rumors that the Film Bureau plans to bar him from making or acting in films for many years.

There have been repeated rumors that Microsoft might rekindle efforts to buy some or all of Yahoo, but Microsoft has mostly debunked these.

Frankly, I am disappointed that one of the world's most respected newspapers would allow itself to be put in the position of repeating rumors.

His face would flush after a mere half glass of Pinot Noir, giving rise to repeated rumors that he used rouge.

There have been repeated rumors over the last year that Russia may have violated some of the provisions of the 1987 treaty.

Crichton-Stuart was merely repeating rumors that he had heard, but the article unwittingly revealed the scale of Bouvier's profit margins: he had sold the da Vinci to Rybolovlev for almost fifty million more.

"People are repeating rumors that people inside Syria receive almost nothing of what is being given," he said, "and that those who are arranging it do not have the experience to deal with this".

When a blogger published unsubstantiated assertions about a candidate on the CBS News Web site, aides to the president complained so vigorously that the author acknowledged repeating rumors and the network ultimately removed the post.