Sentence examples for supposedly enjoy from inspiring English sources
Even in the favelas, Brazilians supposedly enjoy a right to consultation before compulsory removal and to being rehoused near their existing homes – chief reason for the rarity of slum clearance.
In fact even special areas of conservation, which supposedly enjoy the strictest form of protection in the European Union, can still be treated as if the life they contain is worthless.
Let's revisit the issue of the competitive edge that Internet companies supposedly enjoy.
Now, could it be Omsk, in Russia, where he played during the lockout and supposedly enjoyed it greatly?
While supposedly enjoying the rewards of crime, Giants hitters slumped along with the batters of five other teams who had far more reason to sag.
Israelis are disinclined to assume that such threats are merely rhetorical.Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, Khomeini's successor as Iran's supreme leader, trumpets the influence that Iran, despite being Shia and non-Arab, supposedly enjoys in the Sunni-dominated Arab world.
One hopes that your disturbing Sept. 13 news article "Family Needs Far Exceed the Official Poverty Line" will shatter the many illusions and distortions about the "economic boom" this country is supposedly enjoying.
First, while Bacevich no doubt would describe himself as a realist, his nostalgia for the enlightened republic Americans supposedly enjoyed before World War II involves a large dose of myth-making.
That the extreme in her case should be a labor-intensive effort to summon up the ghost of Christmases past supposedly enjoyed by British gentlefolk in homes run by invisible servants amid cheery fires and well-heeled visitors proves mainly that she is a woman with an uncanny ability to capitalize on American dreams.
So why does someone from her generation, supposedly enjoying nearly two decades of relative peace, choose to join the mass demonstrations and disruptions that have paralysed Belfast and cost an estimated £15m loss of revenue in retail trade since the protests began last December?
Surrounded by some of his closest friends, intellectual companions, cabinet ministers and political colleagues he sat in a brightly lit seminar room, supposedly to enjoy a "festschrift", a celebration of his work.
