Sentence examples for supposed source from inspiring English sources

Sandhogs labor in mud or sand -- the supposed source of their name -- and in New York's notoriously hard rock.

In the Bible, the supposed source of all our moral values, the Hebrews are urged by God to slaughter every last resident of an invaded city.

Red-hot rumours of discontent in the House of Henry had been fuelled by e-mails to newspapers from a supposed source within the camp.

So it fell to the secretary of state to decide whether or not the supposed source of Gilligan's revelations should give evidence to the select committee.

Baker agreed with Rees-Mogg, although their effort to renew their attack on Treasury officials backfired when a recording emerged to show that supposed source.

The Pakistan Observer's account included details on what purports to be Mr. bin Laden's funeral, but no specifics on where it occurred, or when, nor any information about the Taliban official who was the paper's supposed source.

Unfortunately, many of those engines have failed.Some supposed sources of progress now appear almost quaint.

There is a certain personality type, intelligent but warped by a strain of connivance, that reads a few old books and, in the hope of fame, spins repetitious references to their supposed sources into a mirage of erudition and keys to conundrums that have foiled the experts.

Supposed sources include supernovae, quasars, and black hole collisions (ScienceNOW, 4 October 2007).

The commonest criticisms, however, concerned not the uniqueness of the Vienna Circle's doctrines, or their faithfulness to their supposed sources, but whether they were tenable at all.

Please say names of those supposed sources, they sound like you made them up like the crazy person you're trying to portray me as in your ugly magazine.