Sentence examples for supposedly the work of from inspiring English sources

In 1984, Van Allsburg published a collection of fourteen eerie drawings, supposedly the work of a vanished illustrator who left behind only enigmatic captions and titles.

Consider The Virgin and Child With an Angel, which was acquired by the gallery in 1924 and which was supposedly the work of the Renaissance painter Francesco Francia.

The only clue: backward-facing footprints in the sand — supposedly the work of the douen, spirits of unbaptized children who deliver their prey to a giant mosquito called the lougarou.

Purportedly the work of an organisation calling itself 'Overweight Haters Ltd', the card supposedly read "fat" on one side.

Cohn and Mr. Schine proceeded to become a pair of bold-faced characters in the gossip columns, two boys out on the town, throwing a party that stretched from the Stork Club in New York to various dives, high and low, in Paris - where they arrived during a disastrous European tour, supposedly to monitor the work of United States Government libraries abroad.

It amazes me that in France, the civilised custodian of so many of these masterpieces, they can still be treated like the work of supposedly clumsy and ignorant "cave men" – and therefore something that can be replaced by a mock cave.

Now the Supreme Court has fingered the justice minister, Ashwani Kumar, for meddling in the work of the supposedly independent Central Bureau of Investigation.

This was the most acute example of the government intervening directly in the work of the supposedly independent chief constables.

Mr. Willingham's guilt aside, the governor's actions have left him vulnerable to accusations that he tampered with the work of a supposedly independent commission for political reasons.

Fitting, because wasn't the new England -- born from the old and supposedly freed of its sins -- the work of immigrants, migrants and what they would call 'illegal aliens'?

Anger at being misunderstood, a wish to flee home and family, an irresistible attraction to supposedly unsuitable women -- these impulses inform the work of both John Updike and Eminem.