Sentence examples for supposedly appealing from inspiring English sources
To be fair, there is no one who embodies Rand more than Borisconi, for when Rand tells us that it is intoxicating to only care about yourself, we see Johnson's egotism, larger than his party, his ambition to be "king of the world", his appetites supposedly appealing.
If a researcher is so lax as to "permit" confidence intervals around the indices, some additional amount of real ill covariance fit would also be "permitted" and hence additional misspecified models would go undetected by assessments appealing to "supposedly-acceptable" values on pairs, triplicates, or even lists of fit indices.
So he stops argument short by appealing to a supposedly indubitable fact.
The fact that these supposedly offered natural ingredients "made the drugs additionally appealing".
The one who actually did the deed is supposedly going to be disciplined, but of course is appealing.
I have taken supposedly boring subjects such as supermarkets and the English seaside and shown them as new and appealing.
Also supposedly in the tradition of British crime writing comes a Norwegian novel billed by the publishers as "appealing to fans of Agatha Christie", but not in fact belying the gloomy psychotics of Nordic noir.
After Mr. Conroy was wounded in Homs last month, and appeared in an activist video appealing for help, the photograph was uploaded to a pro-Assad Facebook group called Syrian Truth, supposedly proving that Mr. Conroy was associated with Al Qaeda.
