Sentence examples for allegedly may from inspiring English sources

The bishops of 30 years ago who allegedly may have reassigned abusers, they don't suffer.

Don't forget the "allegedly" It may seem like a joke sometimes, but that word makes all the difference.

The women Harvey Weinstein allegedly menaced may have been vulnerable in an especially glamorous way—he could ruin careers in a pretty rarefied sphere.

The questions asking why " I don't teach" to a group who are all allegedly teachers may lead to confusion, and again an observation bias or a classification bias.

Heh, yeah, bit of a weird one: Allegedly and you always have to specify "allegedly" when someone may or may not have fucked a pig, because you can get sued for saying someone fucked a pig, especially when they didn't fuck a pig but allegedly, our noble and honorable leader, prime minister David Cameron, once fucked a pig.

France's first lady may allegedly have fluffed her moment on the set of Woody Allen's latest film.

For many readers, the section on the insane campaign against the kulaks (allegedly rich peasants) may be the most enlightening.

Of all the systems that are on offer, the one I don't want is the one that denies freedom of expression — no matter what its allegedly redeeming virtues may be.

XXXXXXXXXXXX Russian law provides that the preliminary investigation should be conducted in the place where the crime was allegedly committed, but may be conducted in the place where the defendant is located to ensure &completeness, objectivity and compliance with procedural norms".

Negligent may allegedly caused the mother or one of her close relatives 'seclusion'seclusion

The injury is allegedly serious and may compromise his ability to continue in the competition.