Sentence examples for purportedly that from inspiring English sources

Purportedly, that's not fat you see on champion sumos, it's muscle — layer upon layer, added as if laminating a yacht.

The famous 1965 photograph of Muhammad Ali shouting at the limp body of Sonny Liston records not a great triumph but a great fiasco: the fight, hurriedly staged in a hockey rink in Lewiston, Maine, ended with a first-round knockout that many still believe was fraudulent — the result of a "phantom punch," and evidence, purportedly, that Liston had been paid to lose.

This seems to have gone on for quite a while, until an Italian literary scholar, Domenico Scarpa, discovered from a doctoral dissertation that the words in question were not Levi's but Gentiloni's, and, purportedly, that I was the source of the error.

The mic is so good, purportedly, that it is featured on American Idol.

The major cause is purportedly that cancer cells engage compensatory pathways to overcome cell cycle arrest despite inactivation of the ERBB2 receptor.

It is purportedly that the causes of the abnormal distribution of peripheral blood lymphocytes play an important role in the occurrence and development of atherosclerosis [ 27].

Dayan Mathai said even after Johnson's arrest last week, his name was used to bill a patient for treatment purportedly done that day.

The best cases are O. sativa and T. aestivum, where Blast searches against their respective genome databases revealed no EFL sequence, and specifically no match to the EST purportedly from that organism.

Boys handed out leaflets printed with statistics that purportedly demonstrated that the Shia were not the majority of Iraq's population but in fact a minority.

In a Guardian piece last year, I wrote of research in England that purportedly showed that food allergies spiked after GMO soy was introduced to England.

Benjamin Franklin purportedly proclaimed that "Beer is proof that God loves us and wants us to be happy".