Sentence examples for supposedly studied from inspiring English sources

Mao Zedong supposedly studied it for strategy lessons.

Ethics was supposedly studied for its own sake contributing to "one's all around character".

I had taken the first step on my journey to Hong Kong 10 years earlier while supposedly studying in my own university's library.

Ma Xiangdong had amassed 31.5m yuan (£3m) through bribes and embezzlement, though he seems to have gambled much of it away while supposedly studying management and party ideology.

Published in the latest issue of the New Yorker, the story, also called "Yesterday", sees the Japanese author writing about two friends who met working at a coffee shop; the narrator, Tanimura, is studying literature at university, while his friend, Kitaru, is supposedly studying to retake his failed entrance exam.

With that, Kerouac lost "a guy who could teach me where, what to buy, where to live, on nothing-a-month" and instead joined Burroughs's insular world of Americans supposedly studying at a small college in La Roma that accepted payments from the G.I. Bill.

Quote: Most people watch when they're either at work or supposedly studying.

And this was what I achieved while (supposedly) studying art history.

On the other hand, it seems the videos are a form of procrastination -- or pro-cat-stination -- as most people watch when they're either at work or supposedly studying.

The last words attributed to Archimedes are "Do not disturb my circles", a reference to the circles in the mathematical drawing that he was supposedly studying when disturbed by the Roman soldier.

Critical success factors have supposedly been studied since the 1960s as part of the Information System (IS) field, and have been applied to the tourism industry since the 1990s.