Sentence examples for being supposedly from inspiring English sources

His new housing policy also owes more to Thatcher than Macmillan, the latter being supposedly closer to Cameron's politics.

The spent fuel was sent to France for reprocessing, they claimed, even providing film footage of it being supposedly being loaded onto French freighters.

Mr Thaksin's opponents have always portrayed him as a threat to the monarchy, and they have long enjoyed the tacit backing of the palace despite its being supposedly above politics.

An essay in The New Zealand Herald contended that the smaller countries were actually beginning to close the gap on the big nations, citing Japan's mere 26-point loss to France, and Georgia's being supposedly "exceptional for long periods against England".

We were in Sussex for the bank holiday, and I'd booked us into a pub in East Dean, a village which, when I Googled it, looked to be brilliantly close to the sea at Birling Gap and to have come straight out of Miss Marple (in fact, it has a link with another famous detective, being supposedly the place where Sherlock Holmes retired).

These features, however, are not taken to be certainly true as a result of their being supposedly known by introspection into our innate ideas (as they are for Descartes).

The mission was supposedly "private".

Players were supposedly overpaid.

"I was supposedly supervising him," Shannon says.

Now A-Rod was supposedly coming clean.

TVes is supposedly a public-service station.