Sentence examples for supposedly to reflect from inspiring English sources
Consider, in particular, the proposal to raise the Social Security retirement age, supposedly to reflect rising life expectancy.
To reflect their supposedly high skill, hedge fund managers charge higher fees than mutual-fund managers.
Another example is the defense of "quality adjustment" in allocating scarce healthcare resources, which discounts the life-years of people with disabilities to reflect their supposedly lower quality of life (Williams 1987).
Then, how have China's innovation policies evolved to reflect the changing and supposedly better understanding of innovation by China's policy makers?
Perhaps in his pre-trial captivity, Dr Gaddafi will have a chance to reflect upon the words he once supposedly wrote.
For example, how many people really bothered to reflect on the anomalies of the case of the supposedly momentarily-gone-rogue Sgt. Bales, who purportedly slaughtered more than a dozen Afghans?
It forces us to reflect on the meaning of our identity, slicing it into words, using remembrances of a supposedly better past, combining objects of collective desire, declarations of alleged unity, unfulfilled hopes and unreal dreams.
Since these dinosaur action figures think that Battleopolis -- the world that the Battlesaurs supposedly live in -- is a real place, we actually changed the art direction of this holiday special to reflect their delusion," Galyn explained.
Wechsler pauses to reflect.
And yet, in the attempt to reflect on or escape from those experiences, Ligeti's music is a clarion-call for the fundamental importance of that supposedly futile artistic effort.
