Sentence examples for is supposedly at from inspiring English sources

Something deeper is supposedly at stake.

But in retrospect, it'll always be that the beginning of a recession is supposedly at that peak.

The band released an EP, "We Were Sick," on iTunes last summer, and is supposedly at work on a fifth full-length.

My younger son is supposedly at university, though apparently they don't have laundry facilities there, so he comes back regularly to avail himself of ours.

Jaafari has met De Mistura more often than the rebels, but he has not discussed the transitional governing body that is supposedly at the heart of the process.

Contemporary neuroscientists have described a neural network associated with what they label as stimulus independent thoughts (SIT), a cortical network which is active when the brain is supposedly at rest.

ALTHOUGH they are supposedly at war with poverty, ministers have published the official annual poverty statistics with remarkably little fanfare*.

Even when people are supposedly at rest, there is something to keep their attention other than the constant parade of humanity or their surroundings.

And yet there I was, supposedly, at a cocktail party with some of the writers I most admired: William Faulkner, Flannery O'Connor, Harper Lee, Barry Hannah, Zora Neale Hurston.

There are supposedly at least twenty minutes of sex scenes - the most of any mainstream Hollywood 18-rated movie in more than a decade - but each to their own.

I think the Dutch roughness last night is being overstated: especially as matches like that were common in the 70s, when the Dutch were supposedly at the peak of total football.