Sentence examples for supposedly negative from inspiring English sources

With it came wealth, admiration and also criticism, especially for her supposedly negative portrayal of black men.

A claim that Kennedy demonstrated political bias in positive comments she made about then London mayoral candidate Boris Johnson; and supposedly negative comments about Cherie Blair, Tony Blair and Gordon Brown and about the subject of immigration from Eastern Europe was also rejected by the ESC.

I take this in as supposedly negative information but don't care.

However, the supposedly negative effect of selective β1-blockers such as metoprolol on CFR can be questioned.

The supposedly negative treatment consisted of four min social isolation in a much smaller and empty compartment (2.3 m) combined with other negative, unpredictable handlings (see next section).

For half of the pens, the piano piece announced the supposedly positive treatment and the military march the supposedly negative treatment.

However, the remaining 2 positive samples were collected from the unaffected and supposedly negative-control area.

In one scene, naked and covered in mud, the artist struggles to break an egg that has supposedly absorbed negative energy from her body.

One of the most ambitious of these early works (which was never finished, supposedly because of negative comments by Gustave Courbet) was Déjeuner sur l'herbe (1865 66; "Luncheon on the Grass"), named after Édouard Manet's notorious painting shown in the Salon des Refusés in 1863.

However, this gene also has many other vital functions, and therefore most mutations affecting fgfr1 supposedly have many negative side effects.

> -wrap-foot> aTest days 20 and 21 and 27 and 28 were two test-free weekends Anticipatory behavior in the training pigs was induced using Pavlovian conditioning in which an initially neutral stimulus (conditioned stimulus, CS) was repeatedly followed by a supposedly positive or negative treatment (unconditioned stimulus, US).