Sentence examples for supposedly project from inspiring English sources

You read that right: the Concept GLA's lights include laser beams that can, supposedly, project images from a smartphone, the Internet or a digital storage device onto whatever surface you feel like pointing at.

Supposedly Project Dark also includes a "rapid" expansion of T-Mo's 21Mbps HSPA 3G network access as well as a new catchphrase – "More for Less".

On the other hand, ON-OFF DS cells supposedly project to the dorsal lateral geniculate nucleus [23] and superior colliculus [24].

What women wear, and the message that supposedly projects, has reared up again with maker-of-high-heels Donna Karan's clumsy defence of Weinstein in the Daily Mail.

The two diplomatic outposts had been the site of violent protests on Tuesday evening, as fundamentalist mobs swarmed in rage over rumors about an unreleased American film -- promoted in part by the Koran-burning preacher Terry Jones -- that supposedly projected the Prophet Muhammad in a harshly critical light.

Oddly for such a large and supposedly vital project, the launch was low key.

W.N.D., the news site that's essentially the headquarters of birtherism, reports that Trump wrote a note to Arizona Sheriff Joe Arpaio, congratulating him on his recent "investigation" into President Obama's eligibility — a supposedly independent project that relied heavily on W.N.D.'s work, one of its reporters, and even monetary support from its readers.

Without specifically suggesting why a third party report would stall a supposedly safe project, the company frames this recommendation as an affront to the unquestionable wisdom of the NEB and uses it as an opportunity to kiss regulatory ass.

Supposedly transformational projects such as building a high-speed rail link north from London are glamorous, but the expense may outweigh the benefits.

Forty per cent of the people he hears from are professional scientists who qualify because they tinker in their spare time with supposedly useless projects outside their own fields.

First, they have said, equipment that could be used for work on unconventional weapons was concealed in plants that made conventional arms, of which there are many in Iraq, and in other factories engaged in supposedly peaceful projects.