Sentence examples for supposedly complete from inspiring English sources

An anti-Jewish diatribe, "L'école des cadavres", was similarly omitted from Céline's supposedly complete works.

"For a supposedly complete theory" of cities, Kotkin says, "this work fails to explain a lot of what's happening right now".

Neither aristocrat seems to have heard about the other's supposedly complete set or noticed that the prose sometimes broke off abruptly.

Herder could have included these sentences in the footnote from Kalligone (pp. 672 3) in which he objects to Kant's supposedly complete separation of the beautiful from the agreeable and the good.

However, the supposedly complete table of eukaryotic genomes does not include the plant genomes.

A similar observation was found in 15 multidrug resistant whole genome sequenced E. faecalis ST40 isolates showing supposedly complete CRISPR-Cas systems [ 148].

He supposedly completed high school, but has poor reading and writing skills.

Some undertakings were ill-considered: the Baltic–White Sea Canal, supposedly completed in 1933, employed some 200,000 300,000 forced labourers but proved almost useless.

Also, since it appears that students will be graduating with the waiver in June 2015, how will the Regents ensure the quality of the non-existing programs that they supposedly completed?

Bangs are also supposedly perfect.

Ralph de la Vega, Vice Chairman, AT&T, claimed that the accounting of the 1 million fiber optic buildings that the company supposedly has completed--is counting anything within 1000 feet of the actual location.