Sentence examples for supposed new from inspiring English sources

So there.Even when it comes to NATO's supposed new role, doubts persist.

The Scottish EDM artist joined Swift, his supposed new girlfriend, at the ceremony.

EUPHORIA has recently broken out over a supposed new dawn of better corporate governance and higher profits for Japanese industry.

Before the first quarter of this supposed new era was over, boos were heard, leftover echoes from the old era.

Those of us who protested that the supposed new politics was looking rather like the old politics, were given short shrift.

But if this particular rumour is so, then few factories will be able to pay their workers anything like the supposed new wages.

But the document was billed as forming the basis of a supposed new era of candour from the company, before investors were led off to see for themselves.

The latest bubble was all about a supposed new economy, but some of its dirty tricks may have been timeless classics.

What this means on a practical level is that the supposed new breakthrough law called the Honest Leadership and Open Government Act is gathering cobwebs.

Cooper, for all the talk of his supposed new-found maturity and leadership credentials, is only one harsh coach's dressing down away from recalcitrancy.

- Faced with a 90-minute wait for one such eatery, hungry diners -- supposed New Yorkers -- sigh calmly and pledge to come earlier next time instead of telling the hostess where she can shove her crispy kale chips.