Sentence examples for supposedly he thinks from inspiring English sources
Supposedly, he thinks this is the best way to cover Philip's killing of Amador, the F.B.I. agent, even though the safer plan is to make it look like Gregory did it and then smuggle him to Moscow.
"I stood there when Morne did his warm-ups and some of them supposedly he thought were over and weren't.
More pointedly, the Nixon camp had confused him with Douglas Corrigan, who was famed for flying nonstop from Floyd Bennett Field in Brooklyn to Ireland in July 1938 when he supposedly thought he was flying to California.
I don't know if they know that Jesus didn't make a lot of money in his life, but supposedly they think he's pretty smart.
What the scholastics forget, he thinks, is that there were many alternatives in antiquity to the supposedly great master, many sects, and many other types of philosopher.
Having engineered her early release, he thinks he has atoned for one more of the past crimes that still haunt him — until hit men start coming after Zella, looking for the heist money she supposedly squirreled away.
Someone supposedly once asked Ty Cobb, in his retirement, how he thought he would fare against modern pitchers.
Of course, he supposedly had a 'cultural deficit' as well" — that is, he was less ostentatiously literary than almost any other French politician with Presidential ambitions — "and he thought that my presence, my writing, might help heal it.
A Gaullist colleague of the president said he thought he could use his strengths (energy, competence and a willingness to undertake difficult reforms) to correct what he considered an error more basic than the supposedly stylistic ones.
He said he thought the summit was more important, "but then I also realized that the handcuffs would be an interesting way to talk about race in the supposedly post-racial world of the Obama administration.
