Sentence examples for rumors generated from inspiring English sources

One of the odder rumors generated by Amazon's investors includes the suggestion that the tech giant should buy beleaguered retailer Sears, which owns Kmart.

They were "a myth" many experts said, a product of rumors generated in part by the camp victims themselves.

Do you think that the amount of people being abducted is exaggerated, and some of the things you hear are just rumors generated by fear?

John Kerry (D-MA) who is also working on the legislation, gave a statement to counter rumors generated by the Times article.

A false Internet rumor generated by no-kill activists claimed she dumped him on Ms. Sternberg.

That man, Matt Drudge, came to national prominence a decade ago as a nemesis of the Clintons who used the Web to peddle, gleefully, the latest news and rumor generated by the Monica Lewinsky scandal.

An older, more widespread rumor, however — the rumor that generated the shovel rumor — has yet to be proved false: that the gangster Dutch Schultz, fearing a long prison term (which he didn't get) or assassination (which he did, in 1935), loaded his ill-gotten millions into a steel box and buried it on the banks of the Esopus Creek.

They did so as rumors have generated mob frenzy against writers and vulnerable minorities with muted reactions from the ruling Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP).

In response to their concerns, Mr. Morton said the agency's activity often generated "rumors and wild conjecture" but that no intimidation was intended.

But Putin's cultivation of a virile image, combined with his de facto singlehood, soon generated rumors that he was involved with a younger woman — a former rhythmic gymnastics champion turned lawmaker.

The turmoil in Oracle's application business has generated rumors that a frustrated Ellison will sell it or maybe spin it off.