Sentence examples for supposedly perfect from inspiring English sources

The proposition of recovering a supposedly perfect past is fiction; its merchants are cheats.

Yet in truth we are not at risk of creating a society of such supposedly perfect human beings any time soon.

But, I thought, wouldn't it be refreshing if we stripped back the carefully crafted layers of our supposedly perfect selves, and revealed ourselves to be vulnerable?

Mr. Smith is now two days away from the opening of the first show of his first season at the Flea, Thomas Bradshaw's "Fulfillment," a comic drama about New York strivers and a supposedly perfect downtown apartment.

Shot in cool, high-contrast black and white, the film was a mysterious mock-anthropological study of two supposedly perfect human specimens -- one male, one female -- who perform everyday acts like eating, sleeping and falling down while a stern narrator (Mr. Leth) describes their perfectly banal activities in the patient tone of a college lecturer.

But the yearning for that era of supposedly perfect bipartisanship reveals, as always, more about our view of the dysfunction of the current political climate than a time when, as former O'Neill aide Chris Matthews claims in his new book Tip and the Gipper, "politics worked".

And then they go one step further: providing links to versions of the rivals' suites supposedly perfected by Google!

The heist, which supposedly requires perfect timing, creates no sense of danger.

The one consensus before this event was that Europe couldn't possibly duplicate the record-setting 18 1/2 -9 1/2 drubbing it laid on the U.S. two years ago at Oakland Hills, a rout that was supposedly a perfect storm of bad American team chemistry, poor U.S. captaincy and brilliant European play.

That will supposedly establish perfect posture.

Towson supposedly provided the perfect foil before L.S.U.