Sentence examples for present supposedly from inspiring English sources
I accept that the story was running all day and that some editors believe it necessary to present supposedly new material for their audiences.
We are proud of the horses … Any present supposedly given to Ramzan Kadyrov, it is a present to the whole nation," he explained.
Products were present supposedly from Motorola, Samsung, Sony, Nokia, Rolex, Patek Philippe, and nearly any company that carries a good name that some Chinese manufacturing house can rip.
Since Retentionalist specious presents supposedly form a close-packed continuum, over a period of (say) ten seconds of ordinary objective clock-time, we will be experiencing content with a subjective duration of vastly more than one minute.
Last week, all the newspapers presented supposedly frightening photos of buildings – that may or may not have been places where Iran has been making nuclear weapons – sheathed in pink tarpaulin as "proof" that Israel must immediately attack its neighbour.
Articles presenting data supposedly presented previously were used once. 2 reviewers (KV and SB) independently reviewed the literature searches, using the titles and abstracts to identify relevant articles for full review.
At the Swiss Institute Mr. Shaw, who sometimes assumes the role of other artists, presents work supposedly by a mediocre abstract painter named Adam Goodman.
In order to avoid them, it is crucial to bear in mind that these are not used in the case of patients presenting with supposedly bacterial infections, and reserved in the event of reasonable uncertainty.
A staff member told me that Penrose himself, a legendary drinker, was supposedly present at the opening of every bottle.
Such basic questions are lost in the diversionary din of outsize warnings from Republican candidates about the threat that illegal immigrants supposedly present to domestic security.
Mesopores were deemed to be connected through micropores and narrow channels between meso- and/or micropores were supposedly present.
