Sentence examples for to purported from inspiring English sources
verb
To convey, imply, or profess outwardly (often falsely).
- He purports himself to be an international man of affairs.
Glossopteris leaves are microphyllous and may reflect the taxon's physiological response to purported climate perturbation or wetland edaphic conditions, and exhibit a range of plant animal interactions.
Editor's Note: A previous version of this article pointed to purported script changes that Fisher made to The Empire Strikes Back, which have since been debunked as fake.
Tila Tequila is no stranger to purported pregnancies that come to dramatic ends, and it looks like her recent attempt at surrogacy will be no different.
AA and NHW populations were recruited from differing geographical locations and it is possible that unmeasured environmental and geographic factors contributed to purported ethnic differences.
Ramping up surveillance is thus now as much a part of economic policy as a response to purported threats.
Since 1990, over 3m hectares of forest in Romania has been returned to purported former owners through the restitution process.
This big-ass run-on sentence, and we are going to purport to try to answer it.
It seems that the best interpretation of mathematical discourse takes it to be about (or at any rate, to purport to be about) certain kinds of objects.
It purports (as far as the translation allows it to purport) to have a form factor such that holding it is like holding a pen.
It is directly linked to people purporting to support Jeremy," he told Press Association.
Therefore, honey containing higher flavonoid concentrations is desirable due to their purported antioxidant potential.
