Sentence examples for supposedly finished from inspiring English sources

Indeed, Parreno is known for continuing to work on his art after it is supposedly finished; in the case of the installation at the Tate, he was considering changing the title of the work over the six-month period, adding and subtracting elements so that the piece would evolve with the seasons.

Ever the showman, Kraft brought me to a different conference room once the demo had supposedly finished to show me "one more thing".

Their remarks come from a stream of internal communications at Microsoft in February 2007, after Vista had been released as a supposedly finished product and customers were paying full retail price.

I went and talked to him, because he was supposedly finishing his record he never finished.

Although Schubert's Unfinished Symphony was supposedly actually finished, James Joyce apparently couldn't help but to add pages every time he edited Ulysess and it almost never made it to the publisher.

One of the most ambitious of these early works (which was never finished, supposedly because of negative comments by Gustave Courbet) was Déjeuner sur l'herbe (1865 66; "Luncheon on the Grass"), named after Édouard Manet's notorious painting shown in the Salon des Refusés in 1863.

"There is supposedly a laptop somewhere, and on this supposedly is what was finished, or however much was written of the book.

In fact, you could have done that well during the supposedly lost decade we just finished.

The finished car will supposedly have a 0-to-60 m.p.h.

So far, Golovkin has found himself frustrated as the supposedly retired Floyd Mayweather, the apparently finished Miguel Cotto, and the very much alive-and-thumping Álvarez have politely declined invitations to dance with the sweet-smiling 160lb terror.

It supposedly explained why the Blackhawks never finished first from 1927 until 1967, when the team finally won its first N.H.L. regular-season title.