Sentence examples for supposedly right from inspiring English sources
For nineteen years, with two years out for sickness, I've written best-selling entertainment, and my dialogue is supposedly right up at the top..
For nineteen years, with two years out for sickness, I've written best-selling entertainment, and my dialogue is supposedly right up at the top...
Or consider what happened with Nadal serving at 3-1, when Ferrer had four break points and made so many of the supposedly right choices and was still unable to prevent Nadal from holding.
In A Cool Million (1934), West effectively mocks the American success dream popularized by Horatio Alger by portraying a hero who slides from bad to worse while doing the supposedly right thing.
Man 1: All syringes are for a single use, supposedly, right.
Male focus group participants seemed to view syringe reuse as normative and linked the practice directly to limited access to sterile syringes, including inability to purchase syringes from pharmacies: Man 1: All syringes are for a single use, supposedly, right.
"The housing and planning bill is contradictory in effect, supposedly promoting right to buy while removing the security of tenure that Margaret Thatcher's government had realised was necessary for the right to buy to be effective," says Peaker.
One goal, against St Étienne, involved the dodging of six markers before scoring with his supposedly weaker right foot.
One of most striking features of Sunday's election result was the collapse of the vote of Nicolas Sarkozy's supposedly moderate right, especially in southern France.
Boateng was left on his backside, dazed and confused, and Messi's dink over Neuer with his supposedly weaker right foot was a reminder of why he is the best in the world, if not all time.
The fund company assembles a mix of stocks, bonds and other securities supposedly just right for that age group, adjusting the allotments as the markets shift and gradually inching out of stocks and into less risky investments as the investors age.
