Sentence examples for supposedly feared from inspiring English sources
There's a belief by the shooters – and a wider acceptance – that, because the people that they supposedly feared were black, that their fear is plausible … even reasonable.
The book is peppered with snide comments about her looks and describes her as so snappish and fierce that Dr. Watson and Dr. Wilkins, who towered over her, supposedly feared she would hit them.
"We've now got a pretty fearsome scrum and they did superbly on Friday night against Bath, one of the supposedly feared packs in the Premiership.
On a more practical level, Schlesinger supposedly feared that a hostile, foreign power might attempt to take advantage of the domestic crisis.
Shocked by the level of our anger, however, they are cowering in anonymity, supposedly fearing for their families.
Like Nichols, Ford didn't show up but, supposedly fearing retribution, said after the ceremony, "I am proud to have received the honor.
I am getting so tired of Americans' Francophobia, especially the tirades in which words like "change" (which the French supposedly fear) are poorly disguised stand-ins for unbounded capitalism.
The CRS is supposedly tough, feared for its strong-arm methods in riot control.
Lara has help from an adventurer named Terry Sheridan Mr. Butlerr), whom we meet as a high-security prisoner supposedly as feared as Hannibal Lecter but who is a wimp and a loser.
Not, it must be feared, the supposedly stupid themselves.
Like China's feared and supposedly overbearing mothers-in-law, Mr Hu and Jiang Zemin will still be around.
