Sentence examples for supposedly demolished from inspiring English sources

On the contrary, until his untimely death in 1990, Bell was the prime proponent, and for much of this period almost the sole proponent, of the very theory, Bohmian mechanics, that he supposedly demolished.

"I haven't seen the house but supposedly it's demolished," he said.

In the succeeding train of events the government shut down his blog, he was beaten so severely that he was hospitalised for a head wound (a cerebral haemorrhage), his studio in Shanghai was demolished for supposedly being built without the necessary permits, and he was imprisoned and investigated on charges of pornography, bigamy, tax avoidance and foreign currency irregularities.

No evidence exists for claims that Lord William Bentinck, governor-general of India in the 1830s, supposedly planned to demolish the Taj Mahal and auction off the marble.

In January, Len and Helen Prior's retirement villa in Vera was demolished for having supposedly been built on 'rustic' land.

Because as the peace talks were happening, we were looking outside of our window, and we were seeing it being demolished where we were supposedly supposed to get freedom and not have any more land taken from us.

The patch of Wimbledon grass known as the Graveyard of Champions was supposedly exorcised four years ago, when the blue-blazered gentlemen of the All England Lawn Tennis Club demolished Court 2, built a new grandstand in its place and, in 2011, renamed the haunted space Court 3.

Since the Oscars, Rubina and Azharuddin have returned to their life in the slums, with Rubina's house flooding with sewage and her father supposedly trying to sell her, while Azharuddin has gotten sick and had his home demolished.

We saw properties that had supposedly been remediated by NOAH coming up to be declared imminent health threats, and then demolished".

The reports showed houses that were supposedly fixed up at the taxpayers' expense but in fact were untouched, contractors who billed the city for gutting work that was actually done by church volunteers, "remediated" houses that were then demolished and poor and elderly residents mystified at turning up on the city's list of those supposedly helped.

They demolish the demolished.