Sentence examples for more supposedly from inspiring English sources

Later, Ms. Choong gave Ms. Mitchell tens of thousands more, supposedly for supplies.

In order to boost his standing with the rightwingers in his party, Cameron still thinks he can bully for concessions, make more supposedly "robust" vetos.

Read the tabloids and even some of the more supposedly respectable newspapers, and it is clear that outrage is being manufactured to counter outrage.

Among other features, the 16 corps women sometimes stay half in the wings and half out, a use of peripheral space that predates its use by more supposedly radical contemporary choreographers.

That desire for more facts and more supposedly indisputable evidence – and the hope that visual records can be a deterrent to police violence and harassment – has led to the many calls for the use of body cams nation-wide.

Even the more supposedly enlightened ones, like, say, "Dances With Wolves" (which for Mr. Dennis represents the height of "Native chic" in the 1990s) often end up making Indians, as Pauline Kael put it in her famously lacerating review, "like genial versions of us".

Newcomers with more money supposedly crowd out older residents.

Der Spiegel said that in addition to the 11 pounds of explosives delivered to Berlin, more was supposedly on the way.

Torsion of the right fallopian tube is much more common, supposedly due to the presence of the sigmoid colon and the mesentery that anchor the tube to the left pelvis.

Even hugging someone for 20 seconds or more can supposedly release this warm, fuzzy feeling.

Home to Las Vegas ― also known as Sin City ― Nevada profits more from supposedly sinful behavior than all but three other states.