Sentence examples for he supposedly did from inspiring English sources

That is what he supposedly did with the general's predecessor, Yasar Buyukanit, who had issued a statement on the internet in April 2007 threatening to seize power.

Two weeks after Apple released its report, describing Mr. Jobs's involvement in backdating option grants whose accounting implications he supposedly did not appreciate, there was Mr. Reyes in federal court, receiving a prison sentence of 21 months — for his involvement in backdating option grants whose accounting implications he supposedly did not appreciate.

And there is nothing new about a crisis stoking partisan flames: in 2005 the far left accused Mr Bush of failing to respond properly to Hurricane Katrina because he supposedly did not care about black residents of New Orleans.Conspiracy theories go viralBut the arrival of a nasty virus from Africa has revealed something else.

He supposedly didn't give all sorts of matters attention.

Worse, the drug dealer could claim government funding for drugs that he supposedly didn't sell over his "baseline" of sales, but carry on pushing drugs regardless.

With the Army out of the picture, enter the IRS, which decided to conduct an investigation into whether Victor could be charged with tax evasion for not reporting the funds he supposedly did not pass on as income.

He supposedly doesn't read the newspapers.

What's important is the way Matt Ryan led his team into field-goal range in the final seconds even though he supposedly doesn't (or didn't) have that ambiguous postseason "It" factor that lazy analysts love to talk about.

But anyway, I'm saying that obviously if he's involved in some debauchery that he supposedly doesn't stand for, there's a lot of places that you can take punches at him, whatever.

But anyways, I'm saying that obviously if he's involved in some debauchery that he supposedly doesn't stand for, there's a lot of places that you can take punches at him, whatever, but I guarantee you none of these people tried to reach out to him and see if there's something they could do to help him.

The researchers then put subjects through a similar experiment, but this time, a person's status changed based on how well he or she supposedly did.