Sentence examples for supposed rivalry from inspiring English sources
Newspaper stories about Dannii used to make me angry – all that supposed rivalry and bitchiness.
Brazil and Mexico probably have more in common than their supposed rivalry would suggest.
In north London, nuisance value carries true worth for one party in a supposed rivalry.
The encounter at Sunday's Bafta ceremony was, of course, good humoured, both men parodying the supposed rivalry.
The idea is that the supposed rivalry between them — fanned by Mr. Summers's supporters — has consumed both of them, requiring a third candidate.
Most recently, there have been items in the gossip columns about a supposed rivalry with a new CNBC star, Erin Burnett.
The directors of both films did their best on the red carpet to play down any rivalry with Alejandro Gonzalez Inarritu, who eventually won for Birdman, calling the supposed competition "so silly" and Linklater saying he loved Birdman.
The premise of that new Animal Planet special is to decide, through a series of spurious competitions and what look like amateur videos, which is the superior pet, but the supposed cat-dog rivalry underlying the show is a fabrication.
The director's job — the brainchild of the independent Sept. 11 commission — is supposed to tame rivalries among 16 competing agencies and provide strategic direction.
Rinaldo said, "It's supposed to be a rivalry, so you might as well, right?" But he denied that he was hamming it up for the HBO series.
"Well, let it be a consolation that while they fuss mightily over this supposed English-German football rivalry, it doesn't even exist for most of us.
