Sentence examples for allegedly good from inspiring English sources

Black's board was equally packed with the great and (allegedly) good – former state governors and one-time secretaries of state.

But as Alison Lurie once pointed out, just the word "witch," applied to an allegedly good character, once held enough menace for Baum to be forced to change it (Glinda is called a "sorceress").

Once again, this makes protection of patients impossible to achieve as it can be reasonably assumed that many innovations, which have not produced allegedly good outcomes, do not see the light of day in learned journals.

Death is not the worst thing there is, and all depictions of famous or (allegedly) good men wailing and lamenting their misfortunes must go (or at least, be confined to unimportant women and to bad men; 387e9 388a3).

With a copy this (allegedly) good, it's pretty obvious that someone high up the food chain is responsible.

For three decades, Trump has been part of the New York tabloid ecosystem, to such an extent that him being allegedly good at sex was a front-page Post story.

But then Moore hauls off three ailing Ground Zero rescue workers and other seriously ill people to Guantánamo Bay, where the detainees allegedly get good (and free) health care.

Eating hopping john on New Year's Day allegedly brings good luck.

No messing around anymore!" On Sunday night, at around 1 30 AM, Leonard allegedly made good on that promise.

Next weekend we have the 800 screen release of Amelia, the allegedly quite good old-school biopic of Amelia Earhart, the shockingly well-reviewed Astro Boy, and the poorly reviewed Cirque du Freak: The Vampire's Assistant.

But this is a lifeless and artless performance, and it frankly it would bad enough to hurt her career as a big-studio lead if she seemingly had any interest in such a thing (she's allegedly quite good in On the Road).