Sentence examples for supposedly lacks from inspiring English sources

One of the knocks against Dunn is that he supposedly lacks passion for the game.

Bernanke's performance drives home the core problem with criticisms of Yellen: The qualities she supposedly lacks don't necessarily have much to do with running the Federal Reserve.

Both features are supposedly lacking in euroland.

This is the result of the diversity we are often criticised for supposedly lacking.

The twist, of course, is that emotion — a quality supposedly lacking in his Audi designs — is what he was hired to bring to Kia.

They supposedly lacked timely information about such matters as the central bank's reserves shortcomings which did not matter so long as the economy was booming, but which were deemed critical once the run on the peso began.

PHOENIX — Louisville, which lost in the first round of the N.C.A.A. tournament the last two seasons, which dropped consecutive games less than a month ago, which supposedly lacked the toughness or inside presence of Michigan State, won another game Thursday.

They were barred from some sports for decades; restricted from certain events because they supposedly lacked stamina or would become masculinized; subjected to gender testing; and had their athleticism suppressed in attempts to feminize them.

The conventional wisdom is that hiring is hard for small businesses because of what they supposedly lack: some combination of not being able to offer high enough wages, sufficient benefit packages, or fulfilling career ladders.

Many female athletes can gain a fit, toned, or muscularly sculpted psyche because of endless hours or work and yet still face backlash because they're supposedly lacking a feminine look to be treated like a real woman, and are deemed to masculine.

Showing the self-discipline that he supposedly lacked, Trump barely "counter-punched".