Sentence examples for supposedly solid from inspiring English sources

Walk across the mark, and the person will appear to be walking right through a supposedly solid object.

Veterans of could-it-be-aliens moments may recall the Wow! Signal, of 1977, also a supposedly solid lead that there was Someone Out There.

Beyond this she is also a celebrity, that supposedly solid foundation on which some of those commercial ventures, and most future ones, are built.

I found myself jumping into the middle of supposedly solid structures and then shooting through the walls at foes who couldn't see me, not a few times but over and over.

But ask the many thousands of staff at, say, HBOS, Lloyds TSB and Royal Bank of Scotland how they feel about the savings they invested in those supposedly solid banks: there are many, many stories of substantial savings pots evaporating with the share prices.

This is supposedly "solid" ground we're talking about.

"He has an insanely good work ethic, turns things around quickly, and for someone who is supposedly this solid, Nordic persona, he writes women extremely well," Mr. Berner said.

Such was the panic that the government was forced to backstop supposedly rock-solid money-market funds.

Nor has it come in isolation; last November the Democrats managed to lose the governor's race in supposedly rock-solid New Jersey, as well as the one in Virginia, the state that symbolised the breadth of Mr Obama's appeal in the 2008 election.

Some deride this logic as the same sort of fanciful thinking that enabled Wall Street to sell toxic piles of mortgages as supposedly rock-solid investments -- a faith that the market can be trusted to discipline bad actors.

Repubs are a whole damn sight less popular down here than they used to be -- the "W" stickers have been disappearing mighty fast, Bush lost Miami Dade County to John Kerry even back in 2004, and I now get anti-Bush e-mails and even DVD's from various Cuban Republicans supposedly rock-solid for the embargo.