Sentence examples for never really supposed from inspiring English sources

Dubstep was never really supposed to be a popular album genre.

This situation was never really supposed to happen in Formula One, where each team is supposed to build its own chassis.

The New York Power Authority was never really supposed to be in the business of nuclear power; its original mandate was to foster economic development and improve energy efficiency.

"There was never really supposed to be two shows," Lewis said.

"Friday" was never really supposed to be this thing [that blew up] so I don't know if anyone could have ever done anything differently.

While I could tell that I was never really supposed to be male, there wasn't anything like that in terms of being otherkin".

The wall in Calais looks like a prison from one side – but it will never do what it's really supposed to, which is to keep out the nightmares of the people who voted for Brexit.

Up to that point, thoughts of my father had rarely entered my head because, I suppose, I never really knew what to think of him.

"I never really questioned it, I suppose," she said.

Yang said some of the facilities put in place for the games had been abandoned; others were not properly installed or were never really suitable for the people supposed to use them.

I never really knew what I was supposed to do with the iron-tipped walking stick they'd given me at the hotel, but I twirled it like a pissed-up majorette when at length Horombo camp materialised through the fog.