Sentence examples for purportedly necessary from inspiring English sources

The purpose- and infinity-based rationales are the two most common instances of God-centered theory in the literature, and the naturalist can point out that they arguably face a common problem: a purely physical world seems able to do the job for which God is purportedly necessary.

It took years for me to get out of the 'parasitic' dynamic of my youth, and into a deal that better reflects my true contribution as an artist, and (purportedly) gives me the control necessary to create a paradigm suitable for my needs.

(With resale tickets purportedly touted for six thousand pounds, a remortgage might be necessary).

As H.G. Wells purportedly said, "Statistical thinking will one day be as necessary for efficient citizenship as the ability to read and write".

It has to do with a new mechanism for keyboard keys, one that loses much of the depth necessary in mechanical or scissor-switch mechanisms, yet purportedly doesn't sacrifice the tactile feel we all crave from a keyboard.

The purportedly artistic choice of the silent form is seen in retrospect as a necessary set-up for the final ruse.

Beyond assessing whether these raw scores are effectively matching the purportedly related latent factors scores, asking which factors are actually involved is also necessary.

"Look," Mr Rourke purportedly wrote.

Now, the problem had purportedly been solved.

Other purportedly green rankings seem equally backward.

In Istanbul, the Iranians purportedly begged for sanctions relief.