Sentence examples for ubiquitous rumor from inspiring English sources
As a knock on Macron's manhood, the line also called up a ubiquitous rumor, which is that Macron is gay and in a relationship with the head of Radio France, Mathieu Gallet.
Hard historical fact is difficult to come by in a place where rumors are as ubiquitous as weathered faces, but legend has it that the wall was the project of King Zamburak Shaw in the sixth century, built to keep out Muslim invaders.
And there are rumors that Tim Horton's -- the ubiquitous Canadian coffee and doughnut chain -- is itching to get in.
No? That means he hasn't died yet". Putin is normally ubiquitous in state media, but his silence in the past week has fed rumors of a threat to his grip on power.
Nokia, for example, was rumored to be working on a touch-friendly version of their ubiquitous S40 operating system.
The reaction to the rumors of his capture was delight in several neighborhoods, as Iraqi men ran out of buildings and fired into the air the Kalashnikov rifles that are ubiquitous in Baghdad homes.
Capital controls are ubiquitous.
But gangsterism is ubiquitous.
Military metaphors were ubiquitous.
