Sentence examples for supposedly straightforward from inspiring English sources
The supposedly straightforward reporting of 'rough sex' and the calling out of the name of an ex-boyfriend suggests an underlying social prejudice.
Although Basel continues to consider such measures, much of its energy has been sapped by the supposedly straightforward question of building up banks' safety buffers.
This might seem merely facetious, but it subverts our supposedly straightforward evaluative criteria, while affectionately poking fun at American values, reminding us that bigger is not always better.
Only a few observers of Parmalat appear to have asked why, if all was well, a perfectly straightforward food firm needed complex offshore structures or a cash pile supposedly worth billions.
Or, as he would have it, his interlocutor: the person supposedly sitting in front of him by a fire, hearing his story in the most straightforward way he can tell it.
The most straightforward indications, conceivably, come from experiments on abiogenic synthesis of organic molecules under supposedly realistic prehistoric atmosphere conditions and external energy sources, a research direction pioneered by Miller and Urey in the 1950s [ 14- 16].
A straightforward transfer of Showstopper's Edinburgh show, it's all lickety-split smart and, supposedly, hilarious.
This sounds straightforward enough, and Mahmood does detail his meetings with Majeed at two London hotels, including (supposedly) verbatim - dare I say ball-by-ball?
That was a tacky remark from a man whose business, supposedly, is good taste, but Mr. Lagerfeld wanted something jazzier and more up-to-the-minute than a straightforward retrospective of Coco Chanel.
Eyes Wide Shut, a film at once apparently straightforward yet oddly puzzling, looks at this subject from a domestic angle, examining the challenges to marriage, supposedly the bulwark of Western society, and asking if marital fidelity is possible.
