Sentence examples for supposed incident from inspiring English sources

While Crowe has yet to issue a statement on the supposed incident, he did retweet TMZ's story.

(He has apologised, through this medium, to Taylor Swift, before the anniversary of that infamous MTV awards supposed incident).

The married Torigoe was more than twice the student's age at the time of the supposed incident.

That would tilt the balance in favour of the Palace, as would the fact that the supposed incident occurred prior to the announcement of the EU referendum and the term "Brexit".

The supposed incident occurred at the location on 23 N. Western Avenue last December.

One supposed incident of disrespect simply stemmed from saying "I want my lawyer," according to her lawyer.

In a radio interview last week with KNOX, Cramer said Ford's accusation was "even more absurd" than the 1991 allegations against Justice Clarence Thomas because "these people were teenagers when this supposed alleged incident took place". At Thomas's confirmation hearing, Anita Hill, an attorney who had worked for him at two government agencies, accused him of repeated sexual harassment.

"This case is even more absurd because these people were teenagers when this supposed alleged incident took place; teenagers," he emphasized.

"This case is even more absurd because these people were teenagers when this supposed alleged incident took place; teenagers," he said during an interview on a local North Dakota radio show.

Suppose the incident had happened at the other Bush library, the one for George H. W. Bush at Texas A&M, where it's legal to display weapons openly unless they are used in a manner that "harms, threatens or causes fear to others".

Suppose the incident had happened at the other Bush library, the one for George H. W. Bush at Texas A&M, where it's legal to display weapons openly unless they are used in a manner that "harms, threatens or causes fear to others". As we learned that afternoon at S.M.U., the mere presence of a gun openly displayed causes fear and confusion.