Sentence examples for supposedly important from inspiring English sources

They gorge on a daily diet of supposedly important economic data.

Pepys started a diary that year in which he recorded the seamy, earthy reality behind history's supposedly important events.

This cult of spiritual group exercise and sex was supposedly important for Marx, Nietzsche and HG Wells, while its breathing method was taught at the Bauhaus art school.

Universal Pictures enticed paying customers back into theatres several years ago with a reissue of "Spartacus" in which a restored discussion of oysters and snails provided supposedly important context.

Winner sprung to Cameron's defence: "I find it unbelievable that Harriet Harman, the deputy leader of a supposedly important party, sees fit to go on about my phrase 'calm down, dear'.

Like so many guys, I thought that a good conversation meant holding forth about all the supposedly important things I knew: books, history, politics, whatever.

that are supposedly most important to Republican voters in the Obama era.

Even less enthusiasm was displayed over a supposedly "highly important Fatimid jar".

He has a meditation teacher he refers to as "Meditation Bob," who teaches the supposedly most important people.

Although watching them now, in sequence, might disconcertingly mean that the Hobbit prelude seems of equal power and weight to the supposedly more important Rings saga.

They are supposedly less important, but of course they never are: a character might barely appear on stage, but they will have a whole other life going on.