Sentence examples for supposedly over from inspiring English sources

Mass graves, in many no-holds-barred conflicts, are not something you see during battle; then, when fighting is supposedly over, suddenly you do.

The days of mad, crazy‑fool bravado are supposedly over, but strength of character can still take you places the sane never go.

By Alexis Okeowo August 25, 2011 Mass graves, in many no-holds-barred conflicts, are not something you see during battle; then, when fighting is supposedly over, suddenly you do.

-- The campaign for the Democratic presidential nomination is supposedly over, with former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton clearly ahead of Vermont Sen. Bernie Sanders and on her way to capturing a majority of delegates.

And what about the exhausting friend who continues to participate in old relationships that are supposedly "over" but by the continual communication with these "over" relationship-people and the subsequent regurgitation of the trauma of these "done" relationships, it is obviously not OVER!

"The war was supposedly over, except it wasn't," Mr. Sepi said.

("Own the libs" or "trigger the libs" means doing something provocative to upset supposedly over-sensitive liberals). The students reportedly raised their hands en masse and roared.

He praises the "laser-guided joke writing" of Frankie Boyle, who was censured for supposedly over-stepping the mark on Mock the Week, the topical BBC2 show which has been pivotal in raising Howard's profile.

This is a reminder of the contrasting reactions that followed the attacks a year ago, when widespread solidarity with Charlie Hebdo was also met with scepticism or even hostility towards its supposedly over-provocative stances – not to mention the misleading or ill-informed claims that the magazine is prejudiced against Arabs or Muslims.

Sales of this supposedly over-the-hill inventory have made up a sweet 31% of Altera's $37 million in pretax earnings for the fourth quarter of 2002.

Brazil have struggled to cope with the expectation of a nation, Germany have excelled only in short spells, Argentina are supposedly over-reliant on Lionel Messi and the Netherlands required an unlikely goalkeeping intervention to beat Costa Rica.