Sentence examples for supposedly ideal from inspiring English sources

The works that Klein wrote in Theresienstadt (which the Nazis used as a propaganda tool, showcasing its supposedly ideal living conditions) show the influence of Janacek, Berg and Schoenberg.

You need look no further for evidence than the market collapse of 2008-9, when most people lost money, even those with the supposedly ideal mix of investments, hand-picked by their financial planners.

Speaking to BBC Newsbeat, Dr Carolyn Nahman at the Royal College of Psychiatrists said the institute is increasingly concerned with the "pressure of social media" that teenagers experience when looking at what are supposedly "ideal bodies".

The results show the presence of major strains in the composite samples when unmelted material is present near the clamps which can lead to forces up to 6.5 times higher than for supposedly ideal kinematic conditions.

It's supposedly ideal for riot control, but back in 2002, when Russian cops used it to end a hostage situation in a Moscow theatre, fentanyl was responsible for the deaths of 117 civilians.

It's supposedly ideal for riot control, but back in 2002, when Russian cops used it to end a hostage situation in a Moscow theater, fentanyl was responsible for the deaths of 117 civilians.

Which is supposedly the ideal place to do what I am doing; I'm one of a small group of people in search of the Northern Lights.

The political transformation giving rise to the Meiji imperial regime, at least in terms of its philosophical presentation as a return to an ancient, supposedly more ideal model, was characteristically Confucian.

Brecht, for one, is a semicomic antihero: Mordden never tires of mentioning his strong body odor, his penchant for pinching literary ideas and getting assistants to do his work, and the dissonance between his supposedly socialist ideals and his disinclination to share credit and royalties.

From this perspective, Erdoğan is less an aberration than the vanguard of a global trend: the dissolution of the supposedly universal democratic ideal into many indigenised "versions" of democracy.

On Sunday, numerous politicians signed a manifesto written by Yazid Sabeg, a millionaire child of Algerian immigrants, calling for affirmative-action programs to turn the supposedly colorblind French ideal of equality into reality for alienated immigrants.