Sentence examples for supposed name from inspiring English sources

As he often does, he did so in the supposed name of confronting hard truths.

As "Sarah Williams" he is admitted to a lady's house, but she sees through his disguise when he begins to forget his own supposed name.

One of them was about his thoughts on the name Bing, the supposed name of Microsoft's new search engine.

Buried in the source code is repeated mentions of the word "Syro the supposed name of James' upcoming album.

Then they could lean on House leaders, in the eventual House-Senate conference, to give up on enacting a clean bill -- in the supposed name of pragmatism.

A Liberal councillor for the Municipal Borough of Sale suggested "Crossford ... whilst "Watlingford" was suggested by councillors in Hale, after the supposed name of an ancient Roman road in the district.

On Friday, an anchor for Oakland, California, station KTVU read a list of the supposed names of the pilots of the South Korean carrier on its noon broadcast after an employee apparently called the NTSB seeking to verify them.

His merrier brother then built a house, and to put him on, Mr. Crouch supposes, named it Mount Pleasant.

Sure, "the Cartel" isn't the most original name for a drug gang, so that's kind of disappointing, but I suppose names don't really matter when you have a firm grip on the European drug trade. .

Sure, "The Cartel" isn't exactly the most original name for a drug gang, so that's kind of disappointing, but I suppose names don't really matter when you have a firm grip over the European drug trade. .

Sure, "The Cartel" isn't the most original name for a drug gang, so that's kind of disappointing, but I suppose names don't really matter when you have a firm grip over the European drug trade. .