Sentence examples for supposed high from inspiring English sources

"We're the only community in New York State singled out for this cut because of our supposed high income.

Yet, where the Chinese model used to be roundly criticised for rewarding rote learning, now the system's gruelling schedule and supposed high standards are increasingly admired overseas.

He and many other art critics bear a heavy responsibility for the disastrously low culture in our supposed "high culture" institutions.

The supposed high point of North-South relations, the first ever summit between their two leaders, in 2000, was bought with a mega-bribe from South Korea.There are other costs too.

At the end of his life, the supposed high priest of the Teutonic symphony backed away from grandiose affirmations; like any struggling soul, he suffered fear and doubt, and in the Ninth he managed to encompass not only a huge musical architecture but also an agonized interior world.

But, suddenly last summer, Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe smugly announced that he was scrapping Zaha Hadid's design because of its supposed high price tag.

During my tests, I had poor picture quality when using Wi-Fi, as I was receiving a measly 283 Kbps on my supposed high-speed line.

"You're a snob!" "Well, you're a philistine!" The suspicion that only certain kinds of people like certain kinds of movies slides into contempt for the movies themselves, which flourishes on both sides of the supposed high-low divide, and other divisions as well.

It's precisely in the service to these supposed higher responsibilities that they often let more basic ones slip away.

Edmund Morris, the author of the recent "biography" of President Ronald Reagan, lied about his participation in Reagan's life (motive: seeking a supposed higher literary truth).

Should he stick with the supposed high-art of Broadway, or squeeze into his Birdman costume once again?