Sentence examples for purportedly true from inspiring English sources

Purportedly, true patriots "measure our nation's progress by whether every citizen has a fair shot to advance on the basis of talent and merit, and by the degree to which we promote the common success of all our citizens".

This Saturday, aka Tomorrow, we're throwing a little shindy for our pal Chris Nieratko and the big book we're putting out of all the amazing, depraved, purportedly true stories that he has written for our Skinema column.

They think of a white person, a man, purportedly straight.

Perhaps the phrase Al Capone purportedly said holds true here: "You can get further with a kind word and a gun than you can with just a kind word".

A tale of good versus evil, science versus religion, it was purportedly based on a true story, and is the biggest grossing horror film of all time.

We don't know how much about these legendary people is true, but Cleopatra could purportedly twist men around with her intellect.

What Sam Goldwyn purportedly said about movies is just as true of politics: If people don't want to go, you can't keep them away.

Macri's PRO colleagues in the National Congress were divided in their votes on a national gay-marriage law, but he stayed true to the Party's purportedly nonideological approach to politics — one that often takes polling into account.

Purportedly, the vagal afferent neurons of the true cough receptor are unlike the rapidly adapting receptors (RARs), slowly adapting receptors (SARs) or C-fibers; also, this receptor does not express transient receptor potential vanilloid (TRPV1) and is not sensitive to capsaicin.

If this note purportedly being sent out to pre-orderers rings true, would-be Ally owners might have right around another week (or more) of waiting.

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.