Sentence examples for supposedly valid from inspiring English sources
Most commonly, the technique has been used to validate newly constructed language tests (particularly cloze tests) against previous supposedly valid measures.
In an interview on "Fox News Sunday," Giuliani blamed the news media for failing to give attention to supposedly valid questions about Clinton's health.
Coates also noted that some of the passwords supposedly linked to Twitter accounts are not valid.
"In 2008, supposedly, both Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton did not really have enough valid signatures in one House district in Indiana and both should have been kept off the ballot," said Richard Winger, a ballot access expert.
In season five, Debbie Warner's mobile phone displayed a valid California phone number, which if you dialled it supposedly connected you to CTU.
For instance, one valid question would have been what the Hezbollah leader -- supposedly an arch-enemy of Israel -- thinks of a recent statement by Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, in which he said "Russia will coordinate Syria military actions with Israel".
One had supposedly crashed in Kentucky (not true), and another in Pennsylvania (that report of a crash was valid; its passengers or crew, apparently struggling with the hijackers, may have saved the White House).
The new law supposedly ensures a judicial investigation against the antagonists of victims – if their claims are found to be valid.
"Those are kings … supposedly".
