Sentence examples for supposedly always from inspiring English sources

THE European Union is supposedly always enhancing its "four freedoms": the untrammelled movement of goods, people, services and capital.

And the reason they are is that men are supposedly "always vulgar and loutish," or that women supposedly "have 'special' sensitivities and rights that men do not share".

Yet double standards are such that when eye-watering conflicts of interest like this are exposed, they are waved away because, well, we're environmentalists, so we re supposedly always on the side of the public interest.

The campaign, which the mayor and BBDO executives screened for reporters yesterday, is titled "Miracle of New York," and shows celebrities doing things they have supposedly always dreamed of, with the help of computer-generated effects.

What really entranced me, though, was how the reveal of Iceman's sexuality intersected with something called retcon (short for "retroactive continuity"), which is when a story's previously established facts are altered from a later time in the tale's chronology – it's some element of a story, in other words, that's supposedly always been there even though it's not revealed until later.

Nike+iPod has supposedly always been about run sharing.

What the establishment supposedly has always done, populists will also end up doing.

Because saying that something ought to be a certain way simply because that's the way it supposedly has always been is an awful lot like saying "because we said so".

Supposedly, it's always there, at the far left of the Home screens.

Wars, always supposedly in self-defense, had gradually extended Rome's power over Italy.

I concede that the point is that supposedly he was always overawed by her.