Sentence examples for supposed state from inspiring English sources

But the crowding-out argument is about Cameroonian orthodoxy, rather than a supposed state of emergency.

BonJour considers this to be "an intuitively unacceptable result," because after all, "what is the supposed state of knowledge really worth, if even the simplest inference from two pieces of knowledge [might] not lead to further knowledge?" (BonJour 2010: 63).

The supposed "state of temporal grace" within the TARDIS was previously alluded to by the Fourth Doctor during The Hand of Fear.

Two teams in supposed states of overhaul this year — both having given young players their chance to step up.

Suppose, state inconsistencies occur three times between the slots s 1 and s 4, twice between s 5 and s 6, five between s 7 and s 10.

I'm the one who's supposed to state trade policy.

During the North Sea oil boom in the 1970s, the Seven Sisters simply outbid their supposed regulators (state salaries could never match the private sector).

He is obsessed with a supposed "parallel state" conspiracy against him allegedly led by an exiled former ally, Fethullah Gülen, and has ordered mass arrests.

Definitions, classically understood, are supposed to state necessary and jointly sufficient conditions for the correct application of a word or concept.

Chastain, though, looks and moves through all of this with a fluidly confident high chic that cuts against Eleanor's supposed dishrag state.

The first time Homer travels back in time, he was originally supposed to state "I'm the first non-fictional character to travel backwards through time".