Sentence examples for rumor originates from inspiring English sources

The buzzing about whether Michael Ovitz will leave the Creative Artists Agency to head up MCA has become an echo chamber: a rumor originates in a small circle, is bounced about, magnified, and exhausted, and then a fresh rumor enters the chamber.

Update: Tencent's appointed Singapore PR firm just sent us a note to say: "This market news is not true and we have no idea where this market rumor originates from".

I like that they wear all black; I like that they are powerful and self-sufficient; I smiled and nodded approvingly when I read that the whole riding-on-brooms rumor originates from the fact that they would take hallucinogens vaginally by putting them on the end of a broomstick.

A lot of people don't know that the rumor originated in the Berkeley Barb, and then at first it was transmitted, exclusively, through the underground press.

This study examined how rumors originating in 3- to 6-year-olds' causal inferences can affect their own and their peers' memories for a personally experienced event.

The rumors originate from a message posted on Sina Weibo, a Chinese Twitter-type micro-sharing service, by Hu Yanping, a director of the Data Center of China Internet, a respected Internet business analyst and former journalist.

The rumors, originating with the National Enquirer, accompanied some concern for the reclusive Simmons, who was recently hospitalized overnight for dehydration.

It has also been suggested their separation was due to abuse, though these rumors originated from the same uncle.

Much gossip and rumor now originates not in the mainstream media, but on Facebook, MySpace, blogs, and other forms of social media.

The rumor apparently originated a week ago with an anonymous tip to the Associated Press that one of the senior members of the Republican team in the upcoming budget negotiations had called Secretary of the Treasury Timothy Geithner a "booger-face".

By Stanley Edgar Hyman and Wolcott Gibbs The New Yorker, February 8 , 1941P. 11 Comment on rumors that Mr. George Earle, Minister to Bulgari had won an emerald ring from King Boris in a pin-ball game This rumor had originated when the news got around that Mr Earle had taken a pin-ball machine to Bulgaria with him.