Sentence examples for supposedly reported from inspiring English sources

The article was supposedly reported and written in Fairfax, Va., on that date.

Sidonia Smiricky, the narrator's wife, has appeared on "the List," an unofficial published directory of people who supposedly reported to the secret police as informants.

A cosmetics maker that used a test machine in one of Tokyo's busiest underground train stations last year supposedly reported a 100% growth in terms of awareness in comparison to convential signs.

Those events identified during the survey that were supposedly reported to the police but that were not documented in the police records of the given police station were assigned as 'Not Found', while those allegedly reported to the police in the survey and that were confirmed in police records were categorised as 'Events Found'.

On April 6, for example, he was supposedly reporting from Cleveland.

Police constables Fiona Bone, 32, and Nicola Hughes, 23, were lured to a house on the Hattersley estate in Mottram, east of Manchester, on 18 September 2012 after Cregan made a 999 call supposedly reporting vandalism.

For example, in the Salzman report, Figure I supposedly reports occupational wages for programmers from 1990 to 2011.

Now, there's a magical elf in the house that supposedly reports to Santa every gosh darn night in December -- or at least most nights -- and changes places upon its return.

You get paid the big bucks to (supposedly) report on the stories of the day, and you think the American people actually care whether Obama reads what he says off a piece of paper, or off a "modern" gizmo?

Supposedly, as reported as fact by an all too credulous Times reporter, Motoko Rich, Hemingway's last wife Mary cobbled A Moveable Feast "together from shards of the unfinished manuscript he left behind.

Philostratus (or Apollonius, whose words are supposedly being reported) argues that, as opposed to simply producing a likeness of a living model, when a sculptor produces a statue of a god whom he has never actually seen, he must be relying upon his imagination (i.e., he must form a mental image to stand in place of the living model).