Sentence examples for supposedly innovative from inspiring English sources
As in the 1970's, when supposedly innovative shows like "All in the Family" were actually watered-down versions of British shows, many of today's hit shows ("American Idol," "Survivor" and so on) are just Americanized versions of overseas hits.
And he didn't pull his punches in dismissing most of today's supposedly innovative technology.
Innovative innovations innovating innovatively!
It opened in 1949, is the newest & supposedly the most innovative.
There was a racing simulator that was supposedly about some innovative team play, but whose developer focused on showing suede textures more than anything else.
Let's not forget that we are supposedly talking about some of the most innovative companies in the world.
Moreover, although Araucaria trees are emblematic, often dominant in the landscape and supposedly well-known, our results provided new and highly innovative information on species relationships and their evolutionary dynamics.
The Himalayan kingdom is best known for its innovative policy of Gross National Happiness; it's a land where contentment supposedly reigns and sorrow is denied entry.
Lawyers who crafted the proposal call it "innovative and visionary" because the proceeds would not go to the customers who supposedly suffered damages but to schools in low-income neighborhoods that have nothing to do with the case at all.
For those in attendance in Dayton, we learned that some of the most innovative urban renewal programs in America are taking place right now in these supposedly "dying" cities: –The Genesee County LandBank in Flint was recently recognized by Harvard's Kennedy School of Government as a national model for getting vacant property and land back on the tax rolls.
