Sentence examples for purportedly extending from inspiring English sources

Penda was a son of Pybba of Mercia and said to be an Icling, with a lineage purportedly extending back to Wōden.

This purportedly extends to ratite birds [ 42– 44]; however, further analysis presented in this study challenges this notion.

Extending unemployment insurance.

2) Extending too soon.

Despite exhaustive analysis, whatever drove an accomplished young man to deny his very mother remains opaque.This inorganic quality extends to Coleman's purportedly steamy affair with Faunia Farley, a hard-luck, illiterate cleaning woman half his age.

Afghans purportedly view these American women as a "third gender" — female marines are extended the respect shown to men, but granted the access reserved for women.

In the years following Roe, this court applied, and, worse, extended, that decision to strike down numerous state statutes that purportedly threatened a woman's ability to obtain an abortion.

While the legal profession is purportedly governed by and accountable to itself, the result is the ability to continually extend attorneys' unchecked reach over our lives -- both civilly and criminally.

As with the distinguished academic career of the main character of "The Human Stain," Mel's career, having extended for over forty years as a scholar and a teacher, was besmirched overnight because of his having purportedly debased two black students he'd never laid eyes on by calling them "spooks".

He extends his arm.

Proposition 62 extended it.