Sentence examples for supposedly no from inspiring English sources

One man bought me beer after beer and gave me $40 for (supposedly) no reason.

They may become male or female; there is supposedly no predisposition to either role.

"And once you coöperate with the Israeli establishment then you're supposedly no longer Arab".

Supposedly no one shops for a house on Super Bowl Sunday.

Of course, we were fraternal twins and supposedly no more alike than any other brother and sister.

Not good news for the company's 19,000 employees, of course, though supposedly no layoffs are planned.

What has happened, then, is that in the shadow of our obsession with "name" products, private-label, supposedly no-name products have slowly gained both familiarity and acceptance.

He came onto the scene during the heyday of political correctness as a contrarian, using the discredited (in fashionable circles) medium of painting to make not only weirdly arresting portraits like "Mary O'Connel," based on campy and debased subjects, but also pictures of middle-aged women and of pin-up models with preposterous breasts -- supposedly no-no subjects for men.

That's thanks to great technology, design and a brand that, amazingly, has sticking power on the supposedly no-switching-cost Web.

Over time, his paintings rehabilitated all the supposedly offensive no-nos that political correctness had outlawed in art -- namely, a conservative painting style based on technical virtuosity, lewd images of women and a heightened reverence for the dead white males of European art history.

Not bad for a guy who supposedly has no speed.