Sentence examples for not supposedly from inspiring English sources

"Men are not supposedly to be vulnerable and not supposed to acknowledge they have inner pain".

Woodhill prison in Buckinghamshire houses a Close Supervision Centre (CSC), one of three set up in 1998 to hold the most disruptive and violent prisoners – not, supposedly, those with mental health issues.

He says amendment 5 (see 1.58pm) and another amendment were introduced in the Lords even though they were outside the scope of the bill (ie, they were on a topic not supposedly covered by the bill).

He does, however, die pitifully, whacking nothing but air particles with an agricultural heave you would expect from a No.11, not supposedly one of the best batsmen in the world.

However, Pakistan would certainly retaliate to open deployment (there was a fuss last year, when some of the missiles were moved, but not supposedly deployed, to a base not far from the border with Pakistan) by deploying the M-11 missiles it has received, but not yet unpacked, from China.

Unemployment stands at over 8% and confidence has been this low only three times in the past 40 years – but the other two times were in 1990 and 2008, when we were heading into a recession, not supposedly heading out of one.

Believe it or not, this supposedly surprising development is becoming routine.

Then she unfolded against his side in a massive extension of the leg — not the supposedly spectacular "six o'clock" but six-ten.

The junior of the country's two prime ministers, Hun Sen, soon established that he, not his supposedly senior colleague, Prince Norodom Ranariddh, was in charge.

The national security council (NSC) is to draw up plans to ensure soldiers returning from war do not face supposedly "spurious" legal claims, Downing Street has announced.

It's the kind of monkeyshines you might expect in New Jersey or California, not in supposedly cash-rich China.