Sentence examples for because of their supposed from inspiring English sources

Coconut crabs, so-named because of their supposed affinity for coconut flesh, are actually generalist scavengers.

Perhaps when women are single they are attractive because of their supposed availability.

This is particularly detrimental to investors holding hedge funds-related investments in their portfolio because of their supposed de-correlation with the markets.

These days there are far more "terrorist experts" earning their living because of their supposed knowledge of al-Qa'ida than there are real members of al-Qa'ida.

And like Confucius he was anxious to regulate the use of particular modes (i.e., arrangements of notes, like scales) because of their supposed effects on people.

And yet one finds among some Asian-Americans a reluctance to call out racist acts, in part because of their supposed privilege in comparison with other minority groups.

He himself37 at the head of all took command and made a stand against the enemy, who had supposed that because of their mass they would be invincible.

The Knicks' offense, their supposed strength because of Stoudemire and Anthony, has been shockingly inept at critical times.

Utilities, because of their importance, are supposed to be regulated in order to assure fairness and consistency of service; Facebook and Google are not.

Because of their color and supposed magical properties, they can fetch up to $4,000 each.

The shrimp season was cut short because of concerns about the number of red snapper caught in shrimp nets, Mr. Smarr said, and with recreational fishing on a 60-day season, "we have shrimpers and fishing guides going out of business because of supposed shortages of red snapper.