Sentence examples for supposed death from inspiring English sources

He visited New Castle to examine any evidence that may remain from supposed death ray invention.

It's the old commercialization-of-art problem — the supposed death of art, in other words.

Why, after the supposed death of ideology, was politics top of the agenda?

As the Widow Tillou's bank account grows after Millet's supposed death, so does André's ardor for her.

Time and again he anguished over fraying communities and the supposed death of "responsibility"—his favourite word.

There had been reports by then that Abu Sakkar had been killed: gory photographs had appeared of his supposed death.

Something similar holds true for the New Testament, whose contents weren't recognized until 300 years after Jesus' supposed death.

In just a few weeks, clue-hunting Beatles fans created an international phenomenon around Paul's supposed death.

He even sees a possible connection with the supposed death in 537 of Britain's legendary King Arthur.

Some of the details ring uncannily true, like the slick "oldies" nightclub act that one of the Cruisers is still doing nearly 20 years after Eddie's supposed death.

The first time, in September 2016, a fake CNN report of his supposed "death" appeared on Twitter, as NME reported at the time.