Sentence examples for only supposedly from inspiring English sources

And why would a company create and promote aculture where innovation is only supposedly coming from one group.

Birds therefore provide the opportunity to directly test the relationship between population size and mitochondrial diversity, whereas in mammals we had to rely on ecological and life history traits, plausibly, but only supposedly, correlated to population size.

And, that we're the only major, supposedly modern country where this happens.

In a 1994 survey of 41 countries, only the supposedly dour Swedes surpassed us in "positive affect".

If only every supposedly responsible grown-up who was tempted to text and drive had an 11-year-old Gabriel in the back seat, someone with an iron grip and a long-unsatisfied desire to play the enforcer.

Oh — and it will cost only $99 ,supposedly.

In a computer simulation, one may exclude the occurrence of perturbing factors or the intervention of causally relevant environmental factors that are not mentioned in the hypothesis, and thus include only the supposedly relevant factors.

What if Stephen King gets a cabinet post?" If only those supposedly absurd scenarios didn't seem so benign in retrospect.

Cabral was christened Pedro Álvares de Gouveia and only later, supposedly upon his elder brother's death in 1503, did he begin using his father's surname.

It's too easy, I think, to blame that shift on the this idea that it's only now, supposedly, that everyone wants to be a DJ.

You've probably heard a version of what's sometimes called "Only Child Syndrome": Supposedly, people without siblings get so much attention from their parents when they're kids that they turn into obnoxious, entitled adults.