Sentence examples for supposedly great from inspiring English sources

"What supposedly great time are we trying to replicate?

The people can never understand why the President does not use his supposedly great power to make 'em behave.

Trump won his election by stoking the paranoia that America, once supposedly great, had become subservient to transnational interests.

For two supposedly great institutions, their claims and counter-claims in this regard have been spectacularly embarrassing.

A developing league and consistency if not of personnel then at least of philosophy have elevated them; the lesson is there for the supposedly great powers.

But that doesn't mean I have to like it -- and, just because I make unscripted TV, be in awe of supposedly great stories.

Your only argument for dismissing cap and trade is its supposedly greater vulnerability to capture.

Santorum questioned his opponent's supposedly greater electability, one of the main selling points of Romney-brand dog food.

This creates something of an economy of scale, hopefully, whereby a large number of claims can be resolved with, supposedly, greater efficiency and greater dispatch than resolving each of the claims individually.

This may be stretching it SSSB is still not a first-tier adviser on mergers and acquisitions, for example, though it is gaining on rivals such as Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley by using its huge balance sheet to offer corporate clients credit lines during mergers.The potential for cross-selling was supposedly greatest in consumer finance.

This latest version will have quite a few new features, including support for Java, a new file system that makes working with huge files easier and a supposedly greater resistance to system crashes.