Sentence examples for supposedly super from inspiring English sources

The supposedly Super Bowl-contending Seahawks just lost to the Saints.

Indeed, it will be interesting to see if the Springboks, whose supposedly super fit tight five were cramping in the final quarter in their quarter-final win against Wales last week, can stick with the All Blacks past the hour mark in the first semi-final on Saturday.

There was something a little odd in Hargreaves Lansdown's announcement this week of its new, supposedly super-low charges.

Its big move into the market certainly appears better timed than that of the supposedly super-smart Cerberus when it bought Chrysler.

Investors yanked $400 billion from money-market funds, a supposedly super-safe source of funding, when one fund that had loaded up on Lehman debt suffered losses.

Even those who mistrust Mr Snowden and his allies, who contest the inferences drawn from the leaks, and defend the role of the NSA, acknowledge the harm done by the supposedly super-secret agency's inability to keep its own systems secure.The most immediate damage is to America's leading technology firms.

This second round involves exposing the supposedly super-strong sapphire-based material to a true test of strength – scratching by sandpaper, a material with a much higher Mohs scale hardness rating than any steel knife or set of keys.

And it's supposedly super-easy to use: just put water, salt, sugar, shortening, wheat gluten, dry yeast and about 220g of rice in the bread pan, press the start button and wait four hours to get a fresh-baked loaf.

Even the supposedly super-tolerant Scandinavian states aren't immune.

Young adults, members of the supposedly super-savvy online generation, are not immune to these scenarios.

Last week, a major newspaper in Canada got fooled hard by one piece about a supposedly super-expensive film collaboration with Terry Gilliam they have since rewritten the story (albeit without issuing a correction).