Sentence examples for supposedly granted from inspiring English sources

It was later offered as proof of the authenticity of the Donation of Constantine, whereby the Roman emperor supposedly granted Pope Sylvester I spiritual and temporal primacy in the Western Empire.

Other, almost embarrassing, demands like the right to attend premieres and test screenings of their own movies were supposedly granted, but it is unclear how well such rulings will be enforced.

My parents (who are Ms. Steinem's age) vividly recall racism in the Deep South, including barriers to voting as well as the barriers to many other supposedly granted rights like eating in restaurants, staying in hotels and using public facilities.

With arbitrary detentions, forced labor, poor living conditions and an absence of the protections supposedly granted to criminal detainees, it violates official Chinese and international legal standards, the report says.

Although Walsh was supposedly granted full authority by Madison Square Garden to reshape the team, there are whispers that James L. Dolan, the Garden chairman, is refusing to waive Marbury or to negotiate a buyout.

In Andrei Tarkovsky's 1979 film "Zona" (better known in English as "Stalker"), an outlaw-cum-shaman known as Stalker escorts two men, named Writer and Professor, through an uncanny, Chernobyl-like Zone in order to reach The Room, where innermost wishes are supposedly granted.

"The affair of Marie Antoinette's necklace, with its sensational details – a diamond necklace so huge its wearer could barely stand, a queen supposedly granting improper assignations to a cardinal – gripped the whole of Europe in the mid-1780s.

Only, in my case, Alain Robbe-Grillet was the instigator and, as an adolescent, I remember the excitement produced by the book's propositions: that it purportedly granted greater agency to the reader, supposedly bared the scaffolding of writing.

Black Hawk and his followers contested the disposition of 50 million acres (20 million hectares) of territory that had supposedly been granted to the United States by tribal spokesmen in the Treaty of St . Louisin 1804.

The Millennium Commission met on September 13th to decide whether to make available the remaining £77m the Dome has been promised from lottery funds; £30m of that is the balance on a £43m loan granted, supposedly, as an advance on cash NMEC was to receive from the Nomura deal.

The South is granted its supposedly immutable strangeness.