Sentence examples for supposedly loved from inspiring English sources

Especially from someone who'd supposedly loved them.

It was devastating when letters from women who supposedly loved me were few and far between.

The Marsella is one of those places that Hemingway supposedly loved to frequent (Hemingway being to bars in Spain what George Washington is to inns in New England).

"Greenpeace wanted to point out the irony that those [companies] that supposedly loved the outdoors were still polluting it," says Catherine Whitehead, marketing executive at Páramo.

Mondrian has been dead for 70 years but still it seems that his work divides starkly between early figuration and later abstraction, the former supposedly loved mainly by the public (especially in the Netherlands), the second revered by curators, specialists and historians.

[T]he view [of many critics] is that Rand supposedly loved the rich and hated the poor, and that Atlas Shrugged is a story of the rich as Nietzschean heroes who should be freed to save the world from the mooching poor and middle class.

How could a person you supposedly love have such an appalling ringtone?

Regardless, when a magical figure who supposedly loves children is depicted as an executioner, it can terrify viewers unaccustomed to horror's penchant for button-pushing character assassination.

"I'm not surprised by any of this," she said, "we've all seen how Gordon Ramsay treats his wife, and he supposedly loves her.

Well, that and the fact that George, who supposedly loves her, must have left all of his self-discipline back in Morningside Heights.

So intrusive has their screaming become that, any time they meet, the sport they play because they supposedly love it morphs from tennis into one long, existential cry for help.