Sentence examples for supposedly set from inspiring English sources

The terms of the deal were supposedly set in stone last year.

Permission will supposedly set the mind at rest - but you've implied that getting permission is pointless.

It's distractingly clean and bright; absurd for a film supposedly set on the wild frontier.

The Big Apple's over-sophisticated ways, its general unfriendliness and its rampant individualism all supposedly set it apart.

Worse, the administered interest rates on the small-savings schemes place a floor under other rates that are supposedly set by the market.

It's supposedly set in the present day, but by episode five we've realised the new Dallas isn't very new or modern.

The businessman was supposedly setting up 30 retail outlets across Britain.

tests, or at least the portion that measures fluid intelligence: we can test you now and predict all sorts of things in the future, because fluid intelligence supposedly sets in early and is fairly immutable.

Paul Kenny, general secretary of the GMB, published extracts from speeches made by Balls in recent years supposedly setting out the "policy errors" he has made on issues like financial regulation, the Private Finance Initiative and Public Private Partnership.

Sure it's got an 8-megapixel sensor, face detection, some anti shake deal, a motion analysis technology that supposedly sets the correct ISO, 3x optical zoom, a 2.6-inch LCD, and some feature called YouTuve Capture Mode that optimizes your vids for upload to YT, but does anyone care about H.264 compressed movies?

What supposedly sets his recipe apart from conventional absinthe, though, is that he adds a Mexican herb called damiana, which is purportedly an aphrodisiac.