Sentence examples for supposedly not allowed from inspiring English sources
One internet theory says that it dates back to the 1600s, when men and women were supposedly not allowed to discuss anything of significance.
Women have "repeatedly proved their mettle in combat" — which is only surprising because women, supposedly, are not allowed in combat.
Dorsey supposedly would not allow Sinatra to end his contract without being guaranteed a third of all the singer's future earnings.
He was not allowed to see the evidence that supposedly proved him dangerous.
In Beijing, and some other big cities, many are not allowed to buy houses or cars, supposedly to limit demand.
There have been no confirmed cases of that; supposedly there are many African prisoners of war being held in Benghazi, but conveniently journalists are not allowed to see them.
She supposedly felt that she should not set a bad example for Charles when Camilla was still not allowed at the Palace by inviting an unmarried couple to the barbecue.
Indeed, a prisoner before the ARB was not allowed to fully see accusations against him, let alone the classified evidence that supposedly justified his detention, and he did not have the support of counsel.
She supposedly felt that she should not would set a bad example for Charles when Camilla was still not allowed at the Palace by inviting an unmarried couple to the barbecue".
