Sentence examples for supposed significance from inspiring English sources

Numerologists continue to spin out new permutations on the supposed significance of the date of the attack.

Players on both teams smirk at the supposed significance of Yankees versus Mets -- these are just a handful of games in a 162-game schedule -- but they love the atmosphere of these games.

It's a peculiar film, notable for some tip-top performances and handsome production design, but hobbled by narrative uncertainties – the main storyteller comes and goes, her absence from large swaths of the drama rather undermining the supposed significance of her role.

And how much the media perpetuates its supposed significance.

The connection frankly seems forced, and he doesn't explain its supposed significance.

Abu Zubaydah, an alleged senior al-Qaeda operative, has been held without charge or trial as a "high-value detainee" for over six years, first in secret CIA custody, and then in Guantánamo, while battles have raged within the administration over his supposed significance.

But many bodies of supposed astrological significance, such as the moon, Venus and Mars, have negligible magnetic fields.

People make all sorts of interpretations of the lyrics – especially the supposed religious significance of 500 miles – but it's just a love song.

It is that supposed lack of significance to the Perry family — and far too much of the nation — that is so disturbing.

We supposed the diagnostic significance of the ratio between proinflammatory and anti-inflammatory cytokines in the peritoneal cavity and system blood flow in patients with abdominal sepsis.

Economists are supposed to distinguish statistical significance from practical significance and sometimes do (as in a study by Jesse Rothstein of the University of California, Berkeley), but at least two economists have joined the commentators this time.