Sentence examples for all purportedly from inspiring English sources

10.16am: A stream of videos all purportedly from today are being posted to YouTube by onlymehdi.

Applicants, ranging in age from 14 to 30, all purportedly riders of the subway, sent their photos and biographies to John Robert Powers, a top modeling agent.

To round out this conceit, the release of Garden of Delete is accompanied by a website called Kaossed, a collection of songs, spoof interviews and fake band biographies, all purportedly created by Ezra.

For 15 years, Facebook has pushed, prodded, cajoled, lured and tricked billions of people into sharing the most intimate details of their lives online, all purportedly in service of making the world "more open and connected".

AT&T, Sprint, and Verizon have all (purportedly) jumped up alongside T-Mobile on the bandwagon, each prepping to launch at least one Droid powered handset by years end.

These four -- all purportedly members of the local Guerreros Unidos gang -- have allegedly confessed to murdering the students and then incinerating all 43 of their bodies in a massive bonfire in the rain.

Obama has often seemed to his admirers ineffectual in the exercise of authority (even if, to his madder detractors, he seems all too effective, purportedly turning the country into a sort of postindustrial Cuba).

Weird how 99.9999% of all scientists purportedly agree that it's definitely happening and our most powerful quantum computers are certain to over a million decimal places that it's our fault?

In other places too the writing evades the risk of self-absorption implicit, for all its purportedly exterior focus, in Gumbrecht's theoretical project.

In 1962, at the height of the civil rights movement, the Confederate battle flag was placed on the South Carolina State Capitol dome by vote of an all-white legislature, purportedly to commemorate the Civil War centennial.

Of course, there was no way I was going to spank, whip or use a belt to terrify my little son or daughter into submission to an all-powerful (and purportedly loving) God who sends the disobedient off to hell.