Sentence examples for supposedly proven from inspiring English sources

While Trump's horribly divisive, discriminatory, and un-American remarks are of his own creation, the comments made by Justice Scalia are the re-articulation of a scholarly theory that has been posited and supposedly "proven" by a set of anti-affirmative action experts.

He was not allowed to see the evidence that supposedly proved him dangerous.

During the First World War, it exhibited captured weapons that supposedly proved the superiority of the imperial German Army.

Couples frequently produce bogus utility bills, bank statements and similar documents, supposedly proving their residence in Britain.

For evidence, revisionists say, look no further than those very experiments that supposedly proved the evils of conformity.

Prosecutors repeatedly blocked defence lawyers from viewing the entire collection of videos that supposedly proved the journalists' guilt.

Much of the material supposedly proving this is classified, but the appeals court dismissed it as fuzzy, duplicative and poorly sourced.

We often hear comparisons to the Cold War, which supposedly proved that the American economic system prevailed over the Soviet-style command system.

Recent radiological tests carried out on the statue by Berlin's Charite hospital supposedly proved that the bust is indeed more than 3,000 years old.

The Fix's Philip Bump explained the pitfalls in some detail last summer, as Trump was touting a Gravis poll that supposedly proved his popularity among Hispanics.

In one scene, Neville smugly pulls out a chart that supposedly proves how, in three generations after an interracial marriage, all Aboriginal characteristics have disappeared in the offspring.