Sentence examples for supposedly read from inspiring English sources

He supposedly read Lou Cannon's Reagan biography over the holidays.

But Mr. Sidell was no longer an employee when his mail was supposedly read.

Those eyes could supposedly read a license plate 100 yards away.

A covering letter supposedly read: "Dear X, I'm thinking of getting into showbusiness.

Purportedly the work of an organisation calling itself 'Overweight Haters Ltd', the card supposedly read "fat" on one side.

Olivia is a walking resume, offering her credentials along with the names of authors whose books she has supposedly read.

There are inane excerpts from a fable about a goat and a chicken that Eiji supposedly reads while hiding out from the Yakuza in a writer's house; and there are long excerpts from a World War II kamikazi flier's journal, which address the meaning of patriotism and the need to find a mission in life.

This week brings further irritation to the deputy leader as the party begins a push Harman has explicitly counselled against: Labour will target "Take a Break women" – Labour's moniker for all women under 40, named after the magazine the demographic supposedly reads.

Bush won, of course, supposedly reading ninety-five books yearly for three years straight, which is close to what I used to read as a professional reviewer.

He never brought up books that he supposedly had read (like Team of Rivals) when that would have been a perfect opportunity, especially if his favorite topics were supposedly history and biography.

Tells about several so-called learned horses who could supposedly reason, read and answer questions on a number of subjects.