Sentence examples for supposedly poor from inspiring English sources

In fact, Mr Warsh said that the Fed was being actively unhelpful by "crowding in" Congress's supposedly poor policy choices.

So I was surprised when articles started to appear questioning the selection of Jay-Z as one of our headliners, and linking it with supposedly poor ticket sales.

North Koreans watching South Korean soap operas on smuggled DVD players now know that their leaders have lied about the supposedly poor and oppressed people in the South.

His supposedly poor imagination — his power of attunement to the world — allows Waldrop to present scenes of quiet power most authors would overwrite or ignore.

Cameron was often criticized by the photographic establishment of her day for her supposedly poor technique: some of her pictures are out of focus, her plates are sometimes cracked, and her fingerprints are often visible.

As well as his deformity, the poet's Roman Catholicism, his Tory friendships and his supposedly poor knowledge of Greek (he had translated Homer's Iliad) were mocked, lampooned or otherwise abused.

Supposedly, the poorest of the poor in the region would glean the wheat that was left after the harvest when the fields were burned.

In 1974, when Grenfell Tower went up, Britain was supposedly "the poor man of Europe" and gripped by economic despair.

It hoped Sure Start would pre-empt the criminal careers of feral children spawned by the supposedly undeserving poor, and repair the decades of non-investment in support for parents and children.

A hundred years ago, your dictatorial President Porfiro Díaz supposedly remarked, "Poor Mexico, so far from God and so close to the United States", which nowadays could be revised to, "Painful Mexico, so far from peace and so close to the numbness of the United States".

In a world where we're all supposedly time poor, who can spare precious minutes to watch an entire concert video by one of your favorite artists?