Sentence examples for supposed power from inspiring English sources

There is a palpable suspicion of the supposed power of images on display here.

Some like the supposed power and glory ownership brings (ah! Welcome, Conrad Black… ).

But should we really believe the hype about its supposed power to prevent cancer and cardiovascular disease?

The ideomotor effect is also behind the supposed power of Ouija boards to communicate with the dead.

Even now, especially in the lower classes, a lingering mystique clings to the hijras, who are feared for their supposed power to plant curses.

Mr. Knowles, the proprietor of Aintitcoolnews, the site that triggered much of the early negative spin on "Pluto Nash," is unapologetic about his supposed power.

He beat Mr McCain among independents (Mr McCain's supposed power-base) by eight points.

Peter Shaffer's Black Comedy (in 1965) breathakingly shows characters stumbling around a fully-lit stage during a supposed power-cut and, in the process, reveals their true selves.

But his tongue is the yirdaki, with its supposed powers of physical and spiritual healing, its echoes of peace.

Like most therapists' kids, we were skeptical of our parents' supposed powers of observation and psychological insight.

But their aesthetic and olfactory appeal, and the supposed powers of some to heal, soothe or energize, belie their more hazardous qualities, fire officials said.