Sentence examples for supposedly like from inspiring English sources

The next day, I remembered what had happened so I thought I would amuse myself by looking at this kid, who I'd supposedly like.

But if you must watch the Wizards ― and I must, thanks to bad luck, geography, a limited cable package and an odd willingness to allow myself to be tortured by sports teams I supposedly like and support ― it helps that every now and then they play teams like the Golden State Warriors and players like Stephen Curry, who unlike the Wizards are good.

It's to say that when everything is supposedly like everything else, nothing's distinctive.

Working mothers still flinch at the word Rabenmutter, a mother who, supposedly like a raven, neglects her young.Worried about Germany's low fertility rates, Mrs Merkel's CDU is promoting some radical changes.

In his discussion of Frances Richey's "Warrior" (On Poetry, July 20), David Orr wonders about "the personal flavor that readers desire" from poetry, a kind of writing that we supposedly like to think of as "personal".

But if you apply the correct political technology — bring it to the point of overheating, then show it through the magnifying glass of TV and the Internet to create the impression that the whole country is now supposedly like this — it may prove to be fatal.

The numbing sensation of Sichuan peppercorns is more prevalent than at supposedly like-minded establishments that defer to many Westerners' palates.

It's a pleasure to read James at the top of her form, as she often is here, especially when she's delineating the differences between supposedly like-minded souls, but this time around the dénouement lacks the force majeure that readers have come to expect.

He holds a special place in my heart because he actually bought, read, and (supposedly) liked The Monk by Matthew Lewis.

The director supposedly liked to film from this vantage point with its sweeping views of the valley.

Trump has long made it clear that, while he supposedly likes some core (but unnamed) labor, environmental, public health, and safety regulations, he believes up to 75percentt of the country's current regulatory framework is redundant, outdated, or inefficient.