Sentence examples for supposedly representing from inspiring English sources

Of the plays supposedly representing the pinnacle of British theatre, only 29% were directed by women.

The five police teams, supposedly representing separate interests, in reality worked together.

He plans a national "peace council" supposedly representing all sides of society; a gesture, maybe, and it may prove no more, but still one in the right direction.

Pundits get things wrong all the time; often, like Morris, they skew their opinions and predictions to favor the political party they're supposedly representing on air.

The Royal Society, supposedly representing the very best of research in science, bowed to pressure from a small number of its fellows.

It features one differently flavored sandwich each week through the end of September, with each supposedly representing a different area of the world.

SECOND marriages supposedly represent the triumph of hope over experience.

There is often a gap between the Spitzenkandidaten and the national parties they supposedly represent.

MPs have more in common with each other than with the people they supposedly represent.

D'Amour's nostalgic nonconformists supposedly represent a more vibrant nation being effaced by corporate homogeneity.

To the right of this figure was a drawing that supposedly represented a West Berlin policeman.