Sentence examples for supposedly concerned from inspiring English sources

The debate supposedly concerned what limits there might arguably be on freedom of speech and artistic expression.

The real world intrudes when the secret police enter the apartment, supposedly concerned about a blind musician who lives next door.

Supposedly concerned with Haitian well-being, the innumerable foreign NGOs working in Haiti have said little about Minustah's waste disposal and disregard for public health.

The Yankees were supposedly concerned about his elbow, but he nevertheless represents probably the worst player mistake the Yankees have made in George Steinbrenner's 33 years as owner.

They have organised counter-petitions (such as the one at www.aaisc.net); and Stephen Greenblatt, a bigwig Harvard professor, wrote an open letter to Ms Baker, highlighting the grotesqueness of a journal supposedly concerned with intercultural dialogue adopting her stance.

The Campaign for Tobacco-Free Kids says that for a country supposedly concerned about the effects of tobacco, American cigarette warnings are some of the weakest in the world.

They claim the paper may have breached the Act, which supposedly concerns espionage, when it revealed in July that the News of the World had hacked the mobile phone of the murdered schoolgirl Milly Dowler.

He passed Litvinenko papers supposedly concerning her fate.

This is counter-productive, and cannot go on -- especially since we supposedly concern ourselves with the long-term effects of policy, over winning a contest of ideas with token insincerity.

Nor would it limit the application of a Reagan-era executive order that supposedly concerns itself with surveillance conducted exclusively abroad, which a former State Department official recently claimed is being abused.

She credits Kant with having dislodged the prejudice that judgments of taste lie altogether outside the political realm, since they supposedly concern only aesthetic matters.