Sentence examples for supposed project from inspiring English sources

Andy Newman thought he had a trustworthy source when he wrote the same day about a supposed project of a street theater group: more than 1,000 people riding subway trains nude from the waist down.

On Nov. 6, 1998, the first stone was reportedly laid, but there hasn't been a word about the supposed project since then.

I read an article once again last week about a large aid organization that raised a half a billion dollars after the earthquake and the question is still "Where did all of that money go?" I would like to know myself, as I have seen their supposed projects that have never turned into anything.

Bloomberg is also reporting that Project Titan, Apple's supposed automotive project, is shifting focus to developing self-driving software and away from manufacturing a complete vehicle, though it's unclear if the focus was really shifted.

In business, C.E.O.'s are supposed to project confidence and breezy authority as they take an audience through their projections of steady growth.

Big-time scientists were supposed to project an image of supreme competence.

Oh, and it is also supposed to project soft power by bringing British culture to the world.

Michael Perelman paints Morandi-like pictures of candles in silver candlesticks, which are supposed to project an ironic class consciousness (Johnson).

Fundamental valuation models are supposed to project earnings well into the future, adjust for risk, and discount to present value.

"The one item in a woman's wardrobe that is supposed to project professionalism ends up undermining your credibility," she said recently.

After the police courted Mr. Hassan for months to work on the supposed film project, he and Mr. Aden agreed to travel to Belgium.