Sentence examples for supposedly known from inspiring English sources

Take the well-known entertainer who was supposedly known as being especially generous.

Both Lou Dalton, an up-and-comer, and the designers at Topman, the premium men's division of Topshop, styled their models in black socks, which did not exactly suggest the sort of directionality for which London designers are supposedly known.

When the news of the indictment broke, many accounts stuck to the theme that every last person who knew Hastert was shocked — during his fast rise in Congress, he was supposedly known, as the Washington Post put it, for having "no skeletons" in the closet.

When the news of the indictment broke, many accounts stuck to the theme that every last person who knew Hastert was shocked during his fast rise in Congress, he was supposedly known, as the Washington Post put it, for having "no skeletons" in the closet.

These features, however, are not taken to be certainly true as a result of their being supposedly known by introspection into our innate ideas (as they are for Descartes).

At first glance, the news earlier this week from Silicon Valley had all the makings of a political bombshell -- some of the biggest names in a region supposedly known for backing competition and innovation sent a letter to the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) backing AT&T's takeover of T-Mobile, a transaction that would reduce competition and stifle innovation.

Once the series is completed, the user supposedly knows what kind of coffee to order on the next Starbucks visit.

Such a man supposedly knows everything, sees everything, thinks for everyone, can do anything, is infallible in his behaviour.

It came in three flavors — upper, middle and working — and people supposedly knew by some mysterious native sixth sense exactly where they stood.

Even though the judges supposedly know better, they are swept up in the hullabaloo and strongly consider giving me the title.

I often feel that we should try to write outside what we supposedly know, in terms of texture, in terms of reach.