Sentence examples similar to purportedly gone from inspiring English sources

The question remained: At what point do viewers fully transform into participants and take centre stage in the museum experience, displacing the very object that they purportedly went to view?

The museum has also been forced to remove from its website the name of one of the charities to which it was purportedly going to donate some of its profits.

Now, as part of David Cameron's efforts to revive a more Burkean Toryism, one which purportedly "goes with the grain of human nature" instead of expecting messy reality to conform to rigid theory, it is the party where you are most likely to find rationalism's heretics.

Instead, this show is purportedly going to be all about iOS and OS X.

To hear him tell it, that delayed launch isn't about a flawed concept (the beta is purportedly going "very well") as it is a side-effect of supply.

Such a view might be buttressed with the idea that the attribution of autonomous agency, and the respect that purportedly goes with it, is itself a normative stance, not a mere observation of how a person actually thinks and acts (for discussion of this position see Christman 2005 and Korsgaard 2014) Autonomy is the aspect of persons that undue paternalism offends against.

Rents purportedly went as high as $20,000 a month.

Raimi purportedly went through four iterations of the script with different screenwriters and still "hated it".

Reports indicate that Amy purportedly went into the bathroom to "talk it out" with her peers who were angry with her over an unnamed boy.

Don't we have a right and obligation to demand a straightforward and concrete accounting of what the additional bloodshed is purportedly going to achieve?

Allen was among three people who purportedly went without invitations to the official party that President Barack Obama gave for Singh -- a circumstance that has caused a continuing controversy long after the lights were darkened.