Sentence examples for reputed that from inspiring English sources
It is reputed that in the decades after the war, psychoanalysts began to report that there were fewer clients suffering from the classical Freudian disorders.
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It is reputed that Nicolaus Copernicus, whose heliocentric model of the heavens in the 16th century explained why Mercury and Venus always appear in close proximity to the Sun, expressed a deathbed regret that he had never set eyes on the planet Mercury himself.
(President Richard M. Nixon is believed to have burnt 18 minutes of the missing White House tape recordings in the hotel's Hunt Room fireplace). In fact, having opened during Prohibition, it also was reputed that a speakeasy and casino operated out of the hotel's basement.
During interrogations he shouted denials to the Red Guards who beat him, and it is reputed that he pounded the table so hard that the cell walls shook.
It has long been reputed that Gustave Eiffel, the French engineer behind the Eiffel Tower and the steel structure within the Statue of Liberty, was involved in the design and construction of San Sebastián.
Meanwhile, we repute that the low correct rate of prediction and small fluctuations were caused by the few training samples.
Albert Einstein's reputed warning that "if the bee disappears from the surface of the Earth, man would have no more than four years left to live" continues to chill spines (even though it turns out he probably never said it).
Thus, Heivly and Neal have decided to re-launch TSF in hopes of building it back into a reputed accelerator that can compete with the big boys.
Most journalistic literature, however, deserves none of the ill-repute that is associated with its more polemical expressions.
I believe that I will always remember the phrase, "It seems the nutritional 'street cred' of apples seems beyond repute". That's awesome.
