Sentence examples for supposedly true from inspiring English sources

In fact, when this supposedly true love is being displayed, the lovers have very little individuality.

I can hear Leitrimers chuckling as I write, but it's a supposedly true history.

"Full Service" tells its supposedly true stories in a thoroughly fake fashion, with each celebrity behaving totally in type.

Take "Love and Consequences," by Margaret B. Jones, a supposedly true chronicle of gang life in South Central Los Angeles.

And Lysander, the supposedly true lover of Hermia, won her affections with the familiar earthly magic of "rings, gauds, conceits".

Few appreciated how cannily the filmmakers, Daniel Myrick and Eduardo Sanchez (who are producers on the sequel), had used the Web as a creative and marketing tool to spin a supposedly true story about the disappearance of three young filmmakers in the Maryland woods.

The author of the harrowing story "Premature Burial" may well have read the supposedly true-life tale of the Pennsylvania farmer's wife whose tomb was opened to reveal her fingers missing.

"Supposedly a true story," Mr. Massey said.

The same has supposedly been true of reality-TV players.

It is supposedly the true story of Donna O'Connor's night on the town with him.

Will was supposedly a true child of the 60's whose favorite singer was (you'll never guess!) Stephen Stills.