Sentence examples for it's purportedly from inspiring English sources
According to whispers over the past few weeks, Apple's busy toiling over a handset that looks very much like an iPhone 4, but with a few lil' tweaks to its guts — namely, it's purportedly packing Apple's A5 CPU, and a slightly bigger screen.
But now that it's purportedly ready to throw that overboard, let's suppose that the US is ready to go all the way in this direction, and content itself with a resolution that passes with the minimum nine yes votes from the fifteen members of the Council.
It's purportedly running Windows Mobile 6.5.3 — which, considering today's announcement of its successor, Windows Phone, admittedly makes this one a bit hard to get too excited about.
But then this is a piece that reinforces all the stereotypes that it's purportedly guying.
Page for page, my favourite chapter is "I Am in Love!" It's purportedly a story about falling in love with an unpleasant man, but I read it as a love letter to sisterhood, with a small "s"; a love letter to her actual sister, Caz.
Sexting can be a pretty bad thing, primarily because it's purportedly becoming more common amongst the highschool crowd, where relationships move fast and end faster.
The ban was unprecedented, particularly in today's digital age, and it was purportedly introduced to increase national security.
The museum has also been forced to remove from its website the name of one of the charities to which it was purportedly going to donate some of its profits.
According to public documents, another of Wright's companies, Hotwire, is headed into receivership; it was purportedly funded solely with about twenty-two million dollars' worth of bitcoin, and was also, evidently, taking advantage of an Australian tax-rebate program entitling it to cash rebates of forty-five cents on the dollar for sums spent by the company on research and development.
It was purportedly set up in 1967 as the armed wing of the Communist Party of Kampuchea.
Nowhere in the US escaped the devastating impact of "deinstitutionalisation" on those it was purportedly helping.
