Sentence examples for supposedly it has from inspiring English sources

Supposedly, it has to do with UV rays, but the result is that a baby with sunglasses looks not just lazy but lazy and snobby.

Supposedly it has raised just €1.25 million or so in total funding although exact figures were never announced, even though they assembled a stellar groups of backers who have much deeper pockets than that.

Supposedly it hasn't been touched since it was destroyed, and visitors are often taken to the site to witness what the Libyans call "evidence of American terrorism".

One of my favorite TV shows, although supposedly it had its final season in 2010 but there's current news of it coming back soon, is called 24, starring actor Kiefer Sutherland as Jack Bauer.

It's a truism to say that place can be a "character" in a story, which would mean, supposedly, that it has agency or free will.

A pentecostal pastor who abused up to nine children decades before he made a confession was still preaching one week after he was supposedly suspended, it has been alleged at the royal commission into institutional responses to child sexual abuse.

A lack of consistency and no evident long-term plan or solution for the national team and the players that are supposedly groomed for it, has been the downfall of English teams for the past decade and with the appointment of Roy Hodgson as manager only weeks before the beginning of the tournament, such old habits will thrive until something does change.

For all the West's supposedly huge soft power, it has been feeble in its efforts to win over moderate Muslims in the most important battle of all, that of ideas.

Under the May 17 deal, it has supposedly agreed to send some 2,640 pounds from its stockpile to Turkey for conversion into the type of nuclear fuel needed to power Tehran's medical reactor — a fuel that cannot be used for a bomb.

It has supposedly been on the up for some time.

It's a staple of American high-school English classes, and it has supposedly sold more than eight million copies.