Sentence examples for spurious tales from inspiring English sources
His attribute is an anchor, to which he was tied and cast into the sea, according to spurious tales.
Citing unnamed Egyptian officials, the same newspaper floated charges that Iranian intelligence agents were responsible for the kidnap and murder of Egypt's ambassador in Iraq in July 2005.A similar campaign has unfolded in Saudi Arabia, where increasingly internet chat sites, several of which are widely believed to be infiltrated by police agents, are rife with spurious tales of Shia perfidy.
Some of the plans above sound like spurious tales of science fiction, pages ripped from a pulp novel, but they shouldn't be immediately discounted just for that.
Some spurious tales claim the act had roots in a shaming ritual for adulterous women in medieval Japan.
Kinder said he finds it hard to accept some of Meier's "outlandish claims". But, again, just because Meier tells some spurious tales, that doesn't prove that all of his tales are concocted, at least in Kinder's view.
The deluge of spotty reporting in the wake of Ledger's surprise demise -- even the New York Police Department spokesman was passing along spurious tales of the actor dying in an apartment owned by Mary-Kate Olsen, which was later dismissed -- highlights the dangers from the immediate demand for salacious details in the 24-hour news cycle.
Sean spoke into the darkness for a while, telling a mesmerizing, no doubt spurious tale.
There are hundreds of other aspiring young authors who wish to follow in the footsteps of Zoe Sugg but now, as a young person, I feel duped with a spurious tale spun for the sake of profit.
Mr. Short, aided by a bouncy supporting cast, has unfolded a spurious autobiographical tale about a dysfunctional childhood, a Broadway-gypsy youth, a descent into drugs and public misbehavior, a glorious comeback and an untimely death.
And such is the frenzy of the current chase that parts of the press want to transform an already shocking tale of "ordinary", widespread, often systematic abuse by teachers, social workers and relatives, given spurious authority by the appalling Paedophile Information Exchange, into a celebrity trophy hunt.
