Sentence examples for supposedly friendly from inspiring English sources

There have been diplomatic incidents over the US, the UK and Australia spying on supposedly friendly countries.

Of the 28 servicemen killed since January, seven have been felled by bullets from supposedly friendly Afghan rifles.

Brown offended many in college football by dressing in camouflage clothing and leading his team out of a supposedly friendly midweek steak fry with the Nittany Lions.

In many poor countries an individual fisherman's catch has barely grown since 1981; sometimes it has dropped.Fishing also seems to bring even supposedly friendly countries to blows.

But, of course, Bergdahl was being held in Pakistan, which complicated the situation due to its supposedly friendly status with the US.

But an intelligence coup is useless if it aggravates relations between supposedly friendly states, which is what the Vanunu affair shows every sign of doing.

What American general would ever consent to put troops into a supposedly-friendly country without an immunity guarantee?

The impossible music, the normalization of hard-core pornography, the explicitly sexual nature of even supposedly "family friendly" entertainment — everything about modern life mocks the romantic impulse.

Evidence suggested the potential to grow smallpox in massive quantities, and pointed to a continuation of an offensive capacity under Boris Yeltsin's supposedly more friendly, post-Soviet regime.

Mr. Pope alienated some Sierra Club members by signing a four-year deal with Clorox to put the club's logo on a line of supposedly environmentally friendly products, bringing the organization $1.3 million but, in the eyes of many, sullying its image.

Tea Party Governor Rick Scott has spent thousands of taxpayer dollars jetting around the country and trying to promote Florida's supposedly "business friendly" policies  --  resulting in exactly zero new companies relocating to Florida.