Sentence examples for supposedly changed from inspiring English sources

But on the last day of his life, Hubbard supposedly changed his mind.

The cruel ambush of 9/11 supposedly "changed everything," slapping us back to reality.

Or hide the date and try to find the magic moment when Dodd-Frank supposedly changed the bailout game.

Hans Holbein's miniature of Anne of Cleves is a miraculous little portrait that, supposedly, changed the course of history.

After giving up drinking and becoming Texas governor, W. had supposedly changed from an arrogant, obdurate, Daddy-competing loser to a genial, bipartisan, mature winner.

All that supposedly changed in August 1999 when the Bear Stearns Companies settled fraud charges with the Securities and Exchange Commission and the Manhattan district attorney.

Remember that disease spread by cats that supposedly changes how people think and act?

Take the PowerDome, an add-on to your cellphone that supposedly changes the radio frequency your cellphone emits to a lower, and thereby safer level.

Third, major revolutions supposedly change the normative landscape of research by altering the goals and methodological standards of the enterprise, so we face also the difficult problem of relating descriptive claims to normative claims and practices, and changes in the former to changes in the latter.

The challenge supposedly changes each month, meaning you never know before you get there whether it will be, for example, chicken feet or pig tails, both of which have been featured in the past.

Of course, this desire to pursue a career in politics (and supposedly change the world for the better) instead of being a homemaker like a good man should has long been a trademark of Jeb Bush.