Sentence examples for supposed display from inspiring English sources

Second, the supposed display of strength requires context.

On Thursday, LA Weekly reported that a Chinese media outlet blamed the shooting on the students' supposed display of wealth.

There was a decision to preference a new entrant into the WA political field, an Australian Aboriginal, who happens to be a member of the National Party, and to symbolically, I suppose, display him in the preference list … Where possible, where we see shining stars in individual parties, like Scott, or this guy from the Nats, we should individually preference them higher.

You're supposed to display it in the window so others will see it.

Journalists, even sports writers, are supposed to display professional detachment and reserve while working.

THE march in Paris after the massacre at Charlie Hebdo was supposed to display international solidarity over the right of free expression.

Three weeks after the massacre at Charlie Hebdo and the march in Paris which was supposed to display international solidarity over the right of free expression, a court in Turin is about to test the limits of free speech in Italy.

One with Mr. Martin and Amanda Peet as actors shooting a movie — the premise is that he's supposed to display anger in the scene, but loses his temper only when the camera isn't rolling — might have worked just as well with almost anyone else playing Mr. Martin's part.

The publicly available Central Registration Depository (www.nasdr.com) is supposed to display criminal and disciplinary histories of brokers.

Relationships of loving care are deemed important within psychologically oriented recognition theories (Benjamin 1988, Honneth 1992) because such emotionally fulfilling interactions are supposed to display the first form of recognition humans experience.

The two mutants are supposed to display total losses of function of the ligand and the receptor of the Eda pathway, respectively.