Sentence examples for supposed meetings from inspiring English sources

The Manar report used animation to portray supposed meetings between the C.I.A. officers and their Lebanese agents at fast-food outlets in Beirut, including Pizza Hut and Starbucks.

They cross-examined his statement regarding his supposed meetings with the Illinois Democrat with a vigor and small-bore attention to detail that prosecutors reserve strictly for witnesses who are sane.

The supposed meeting in Prague by Mr. Atta, who flew one of the hijacked jets on Sept. 11, was a centerpiece of early efforts by the Bush administration and its conservative allies to link Iraq with the attacks as the administration sought to justify a war to topple Saddam Hussein.

The Times report of the Prague meeting was not the first time that it or a supposed earlier meeting has been questioned.

In effect, the commission report endorsed the views of officials at the C.I.A. and F.B.I., who have long been dismissive of a supposed Prague meeting and of the administration's broader assertions concerning an Iraq-Qaeda alliance.

In its report on the Sept. 11 plot, the commission staff disclosed for the first time F.B.I. evidence that strongly suggested that Mr. Atta was in the United States at the time of the supposed Prague meeting.

The report cited a photograph taken by a bank surveillance camera in Virginia showing Mr. Atta withdrawing money on April 4 , 2001 a few days before the supposed Prague meeting on April 9, and records showing his cellphone was used on April 6, 9, 10 and 11 in Florida.

That a Stanford player would weigh in on this confounding case is of note because the supposed first meeting between Te'o and Kekua in 2009 occurred after a Stanford-ND game.

On meeting artists: "I think it is a mistake to suppose that meeting an artist would help to understand their art.

Twice a month the companies' bosses are supposed to attend meetings to bat around ideas with Mr Gross.

Julia Oldham's video of herself and her double in dreamy meetings supposed to allegorize something about small-particle physics is expertly produced and psychologically intriguing.