Sentence examples for no one supposedly from inspiring English sources

Mentions William Safire's piece in the "Times" saying you have to be careful about impeaching Nixon, because then he would be subject to the full force of the criminal law and no one supposedly would want that.

If one supposedly has no place in football, then how do you justify not only accepting but praising the other one?

Today's offering from Ms. Gamache is one of the first things one supposedly learns in Latin class, the verb conjugation of "I love:" AMO AMAS AMAT.

Plus, there's a holy thorn tree on the property that is descendant from one supposedly brought to Glastonbury by St.

Together they worked at one, supposedly calling up spirits.

Here we have two parallel stories, one supposedly real and the other fiction.

One, supposedly from The Nation, declares that Olivieri is "very like a sick-sentimental school-girl".

That's hardly unique to one supposedly bitchy, silly, airheaded industry.

One supposedly prestigious cricket paper is using enough cod names to excite an Icelandic fishing fleet.

Some themes, about which one supposedly cannot talk, seem to be almost compulsory.

In different cities and against different teams, each one supposedly tougher than the last, Connecticut keeps writing the same story.