Sentence examples for supposedly cannot from inspiring English sources

Character is something that good fiction supposedly cannot do without.

Some themes, about which one supposedly cannot talk, seem to be almost compulsory.

One of the main reasons for placing missiles on submarines is that they supposedly cannot be found by enemies.

Whipping up hysteria against a "foreign culture" that supposedly cannot assimilate into predominantly white, Christian societies, is nothing new on either side of the Atlantic.

Microsoft plastered New York sidewalks with hundreds of outsized butterfly decals -- an advertising gimmick for a new Internet service, something that we supposedly cannot live without.

Mr. Bean, as we have no memory of Vietnam, and therefore (supposedly) cannot make sense of Central America, the same logic dictates that because you have no memory of the Russian Revolution, you are unable to analyze current East-West differences.

Recall from section 2.5 that a well-known counterexample to the DN model involves the claim that one can explain the length $S$ of the shadow cast by a flagpole in terms of the height $H$ of the flagpole but that (supposedly) one cannot explain $H$ in terms of $S$, despite the fact that one can construct a DN derivation from $S$ to $H$.

I had to find out what this frog really does, but supposedly it cannot produce its venom in captivity.

Hence, the more complex adult commissural systems of pycnogonids, euchelicerates and supposedly myriapods cannot be convincingly derived from a transient two-commissure system in development, as may be possible for many tetraconates [ 4, 60].

Afterwards, tell them it had garlic in it, and that, supposedly, vampires cannot consume or smell garlic.

If people of supposedly progressive views cannot see that, they badly need to reset their moral compass.