Sentence examples for supposedly higher from inspiring English sources

But in other examples, the collection is meant to be applied to supposedly higher purpose.

The Nobel Prize winner Rigoberta Menchu lied about her life in Guatemala (motive: serving a supposedly higher political truth).

For the essence of totalitarianism is the way it erases human particularity in the service of some supposedly higher cause.

The commonest form of the doctrine involved an appeal from conventional laws to supposedly higher laws based on nature.

Some recognize the trade-offs between the higher yields of conventional farming systems with the lower reliance on purchased inputs and supposedly higher resilience of diversified farming systems.

Why is it that there is a supposedly higher price to pay for women in tech if they show "excessive" skin?

To reflect their supposedly high skill, hedge fund managers charge higher fees than mutual-fund managers.

Given the supposedly high stakes, there is a striking oddity about the by-election.

There is little sense of what was distinctive about the supposedly high-spirited and literate Vivien Eliot.

Even worse, many supposedly high-quality papers in the life sciences, describing breakthroughs or possible therapeutic targets, cannot be reproduced.

(Someone might have urged a bit of caution on the supposedly high-flying Colts. Not sure who that was).