Sentence examples for supposed act from inspiring English sources

Until recently, virtually no Americans knew of the offending video, and American life will be completely unaffected by this supposed act of revenge.

This supposed act of self-betterment only muddied things further.

And that was a conversation about Chief Justice John Roberts, his supposed act of heresy, and what kind of justices the Republicans would appoint to serve on the Court.

A New Jersey municipal court judge issued a summons for New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie (R) on Thursday, seemingly in relation to Christie's alleged involvement to the closure of two lanes on the George Washington Bridge in 2013 in a supposed act of political retaliation.

Use the present perfect subjunctive to describe a supposed act of reading that one doubts or denies has happened at any point in the past.

The past perfect subjunctive should be used to describe a supposed act of reading that one doubts or denies has been done at a fixed point in the past.

Egyptians watch state-run television networks that report exclusively on the supposed acts of terrorism, ignoring the disproportionate force of the police and military.

But a few months later, the American listing blamed the East Turkistan Islamic Movement, known as ETIM, for all of the supposed acts of terrorism.

Consider Honeywell: it already filed a lawsuit against Nest last year for supposed acts of copyright infringement, an allegation that Nest Labs vigorously disagrees with.

She wouldn't act how she was supposed to act.

It's not really somebody telling me, 'This is how you're supposed to act.' You decide to act that way.