Sentence examples for supposedly declared from inspiring English sources

The book about the sea which James Joyce supposedly declared he would write after he finished "Finnegans Wake".

This principle allows Winterling to explain another baffling episode in Caligula's biography, when he supposedly declared war on the English Channel.

Though the movie polymath Rob Reiner supposedly declared one of his scripts to be "the Easy Rider of its day", none of the young writer's screenplays ever made it out of development.

Ms. Cash blames some of his violent transformation on substance abuse and much of it on Ms. Carter, who supposedly once declared "Vivian, he will be mine".

It also survived the Civil War unscathed, having supposedly been declared "too beautiful to burn" by Ulysses S. Grant when he crossed the river in 1863.

It's even stranger that the new war is supposedly being declared against the Roman Catholic Church or against religious freedom.

Arguably Dominique de Villepin, France's foreign minister and long-time adviser to Mr Chirac, made a mistake when, after a UN meeting on January 20th supposedly on terrorism, he declared: "If war is the only way to resolve this problem, we are going down a dead end.

To test who was speaking the truth, King Solomon declared that supposedly the only fair solution was to split the baby into two.

Why did supposedly savvy journalists declare Mr. Kerry's candidacy dead?

At the Labour conference of 1962, Hugh Gaitskell made a supposedly definitive speech declaring that if Britain joined Europe it would mean the "end of a thousand years of history".

Before the sale Dedalus initially concluded that "Spanish Elegy" was authentic, but later backtracked and declared the work, supposedly painted by Motherwell in 1953, to be a fake.