Sentence examples for supposedly little from inspiring English sources
In a statement to Artnet Richard Lloyd, Christie's international head of prints and multiples said that the piece was selected for auction precisely because of how supposedly little human intervention went into creating it.
Yes, she is supposedly a little difficult on set, but that trait doesn't seem to have harmed, say, Jared Leto.
Other advocates of the Affordable Care Act dismiss the act's work disincentives as negligible, because incentives supposedly have little effect on employment and hours worked.
Such transactions are known as an "internal repo" because the firm must use the investments to secure the client money, so that any borrowings can be repaid, supposedly with little risk.
With a record of 3-0-1 we were suddenly in second place in the 10-team league, and I, who supposedly cared little about winning, started thinking: "Wouldn't it be nice to end up in first place?
Nobody knows whom Tidl was working on Waldheim for — he is supposedly a little odd, and sometimes he says the New York Times and sometimes the South Africans and sometimes the "cossacks" — but the Socialists must have known about his work, because even the People's Party knew about it.
Even the final scene, a supposedly larky little coda warning against the perils of chat with even the most innocuous fellow passenger, would not work were we still not jittery with a paranoia that's part and parcel of just pottering around in the world.
The EASHP is a heating system that supposedly requires little human intervention for sustainable operation.
The company cooks and delivers meat and vegetarian organic meals for $6 each, in supposedly as little as 10 minutes.
Supposedly, their little dime-sized sticker will emit "a quantum physical information wave" to counter your phone's lethal radiation.
Holland too knows a few things about attacking football - his mentor Gradi supposedly pays little attention to defensive training because "we'll score one more than them".
