Meanings of supposed crime in English

He will be reproached for the supposed crime of his son.

His exile on the island was because of the supposed crime!

A word which recalled the supposed crime of his son, seemed a sharp reproach.

Now isn't he a sweet specimen to lead in the avenging of a supposed crime?

But he treats the discovery of his intended and supposed crime with scorn and contempt!

Cotton Mather, the most prominent minister of the colony, was active in the rooting out of this supposed crime.

Some writers have computed that thirty thousand persons were executed for this supposed crime, within one hundred and fifty years.

The latter, arrested, stoutly denied not only his own part in the supposed crime, but also the guilt of Mme Lacoste.

My supposed crime was that I had eaten some milk, the last of which I myself had seen the dog lap.

But it is hard to think that you must live through all your life under the shadow of a supposed crime.

You must not waste a thought on what redeems or heightens a supposed crime,-youmust only decide on the crime itself.

Hamilton's supposed crime had been forgotten, and I believe would have been forgiven had he permitted Frances the opportunity at that time.

And yet with how much tender passion, with how distressful an indignation, with what tumultuous sorrow did she witness his supposed crime?

I've never really understood all the ritual moaning that goes on about the supposed crime against consumerism that replica football jerseys are supposed to be.