Sentence examples for supposed task from inspiring English sources

And what would be the rationale behind a song called "Teach Me To Bear You", a title whose mix of presumption and insult seems ill-suited to its supposed task of persuasion?

When coupled with speculations about the existence of a hip-hop police -- a supposed task force that monitors the movements, affiliations, and financials of rappers -- it is not unreasonable to believe that some of ODB's penal problems were a byproduct of biased policing.

From our data one might get a strong perception that the supposed task redesign was not accepted by the ophthalmologist and that, therefore, the position of optometrists in the Netherlands as a relatively new profession might have been made more central in our analyses.

For most of you, I suppose, the task is now done and you can move on to other productive work.

So I suppose the task for Christians, as they think of him dying an outcast, is to get down on their knees and pray for him.

Rather, we wish to look at the supposed division of tasks into "theoretical" tasks versus "practical" tasks, such as for example performing a mathematical proof versus ice skating.

Philosophers have wanted to find ultimate standards, absolute standards, eternal standards, whether of Truth, Beauty or Goodness, and have supposed that their task is to measure the world by them.

But it also means racism, most disturbingly from people who are supposed to be tasked to help.

Practically speaking, how is the judge supposed to accomplish this task?

The potential for rage and heartbreak is even greater, in fact, for the very technology that is supposed to speed the task of information-processing is now your most insidious foe.

The United Nations, meanwhile, has blocked the unit's chairman, Robert M. Appleton, from taking up an appointment as chief of the U.N. investigations division, which is supposed to inherit the task force's caseload.