Sentence examples for allegedly thought from inspiring English sources

However, Jackson allegedly thought it was a "funny idea", and allowed the parody.

The trooper allegedly thought the truck was running drugs.

Even 14-year-old Ahmed Mohammed was arrested and taken to a juvenile detention center for his home-built clock that teachers allegedly thought was a bomb.

Carter and Kahn allegedly thought of themselves as liberal Democrats, and I even remember seeing Carter running for president on the Democratic ticket.

The student movement was European wide and even before the uprisings in Paris, young people at Warsaw University marched in protest against the banning of a play that was allegedly thought of as being anti-Russian.

But when he arrived at the Chase bank, the banker allegedly thought the check, and his claim that he owned a home, were fraudulent.

The Tang saw unprecedented numbers of ordinations into the ranks of the Buddhist order; the flourishing of new, allegedly "Chinese" schools of thought; and lavish support from the state.

In the older literature, Autrecourt's views have become linked to allegedly skeptical tendencies in scholastic thought, and have been unduly shadowed by assumptions about their relation to the views of William of Ockham.

Re "From Twins, Second Thoughts" (Business Day, Dec. 31), about the Winklevoss twins' attempt to get a greater payout than the $65 million settlement of their suit against Facebook and Mark Zuckerberg for allegedly stealing their idea: Even though they went to Harvard, they have not learned what any fifth grader knows: life is not always perfectly fair.

Intentional theories are aimed at capturing the sense of "semantic information" that human thoughts and utterances allegedly contain (Godfrey-Smith 1999).

Sand, a Norwegian TV executive, said his first thought was that the video allegedly showing vote rigging was a hoax but that he now believed it to be true.