Sentence examples for supposedly mean from inspiring English sources

Washington has long presumed that the world's democracies will as a matter of course ally themselves with the United States; common values supposedly mean common interests.

Supplying art masterpieces to a booming luxury-goods market will supposedly mean ponies and party hats for pensioners.

Critics of "love" write posts on things that supposedly mean more than Ms. Waldorf's "three words, eight letters".

(The uncensored version of the video was banned for a spell by YouTube, which Thicke's manager, Jordan Feldstein, said "was the best thing that could've happened to us").. Critics have said that the song and video — in which Thicke sings, "I know you want it" — are degrading and that they shore up offensive notions about women who say "no" but supposedly mean "yes".

Again, this is all supposedly meant to stop terrorism by foreigners.

He replied, "Kangaroo," which supposedly means, "I don't know what you're talking about".

Then there are the tax-free goods supposedly meant for Afghanistan.

The choice of Airbus supposedly meant Sabena was confident of strong sales growth.

These mosques are supposedly meant to disseminate the "correct" kind of Islam.

So a milder version of the luxury tax that supposedly meant Armageddon in 1995 went on the table.

Women's Liberation supposedly means that a man doesn't have to propose before he gets his leg over.