Sentence examples for supposedly, though from inspiring English sources

Supposedly, though, there may be parades, people get time off from work, school, etc.

"SOS," too, has story lines, supposedly, though they are largely indecipherable because in the high, open performance space the actors, overamplified and talking at hyperspeed, are as inaudible as subway announcements.

I remember this view being advanced in 1985 about auto competition: supposedly though the Japanese might be able to made cheap runabouts, they would somehow forever, as a preordained law of nature (was it something to do with genetics?), be incapable of making cars to compete with the Lincoln or Cadillac brands.

The scene was supposedly authentic, though undermined by on-set reports of a large and realistic-looking phallic prosthesis being used.

Warren is supposedly out, though; yesterday she told Stephen Colbert, "I think if it were me, I'd know by now". So let's talk about Sen. Cory Booker (D-N.J.).

Smaller funds are supposedly more nimble, though, and perform better.

That's not the part Shakespeare supposedly wrote, though.

In most places, however, monogamy now supposedly obtains, though men persist in having several sexual partners.

"Good artists copy; great artists steal," Picasso supposedly said, though the quotation itself has been swiped by others.

The ring (supposedly gold, though now that everything he had ever received from Marilyn had been thrown into doubt, who knew?) cinched the blowsy fat of his finger, which had grown twistedly around it like a fucking happy challah.

Recall that "three dozen" -- that's "three dozen" -- current and former Obama aides ran to the New York Times in May to heap praise on Obama's supposedly judicious though resolute use of drones to vanquish America's enemies.