Sentence examples for supposed threats from inspiring English sources

It was a day of scares, rumour and supposed threats.

"No one believed him," Mr. Reynolds said of Mr. Williams's supposed threats.

But the political discourse supporting immigration restrictions has always leaned heavily on supposed threats of violence, both criminal and ideological.

Even if the supposed threats have been overblown, it is clear that the Web and the Internet are changing.

This suspicion is further fed by the administration's lackadaisical attitude toward those supposed threats once Baghdad fell.

In fairness, however, if the residents of RNSSS Cottages sound almost comically unconcerned about such supposed threats, they have good reason.

The supposed threat does have a certain logic.

All of the Republican presidential candidates have been asked about the supposed threat from Shariah.

The reason offered is the supposed threat any additional trial would pose to peace in Cambodia.

So does his demagoguery about illegal immigrants and the supposed threat that Muslims present.

Then there is the Daily Mail, scourge of the Leveson process for its supposed threat to freedom of the press.