Sentence examples for supposedly valued from inspiring English sources

More than once recently, at the small "basket only" tills of my local Waitrose, where I invariably pay in cash, the checkout girl has carried on a conversation with her colleague while she took my money and handed back the change, without uttering a word to me, the supposedly valued customer.

The kit contains 50 different Archie McPhee novelty items ready to sell on eBay, all of which are supposedly valued at $2,600, while you pay a mere $399 for it.

And a society that supposedly values liberty as much or more than life itself hasn't necessarily become more civilized if it preserves its convicts' lives while consistently violating their rights and dignity.

For Generation Y who supposedly values experiences over material goods, the popularity of these high end e-commerce rental sites illustrates a different view.

That is a telling mark for a nation of immigrants, one that supposedly values that heritage.

And this affected the science that was done: ample research shows how the norms, assumptions and interests of elites have shaped supposedly value-free science.

Even supposedly value-neutral activities like pure science aren't really so pure when somewhere down the line a bit of pure research gets applied to make chemical and biological weapons.

If so, what place does this logic have in a world where women can supposedly be valued for more than just their beauty – maybe becoming Cambridge professors of classics, for example?

The sneering quote marks around the latter were provided by a particularly animated and bitter Rudy Giuliani, during a speech at the Republican national convention in which the one-time mayor of New York – a thrice-married, known-to-wear-dresses-at-parties Big Apple character – derided the Democrats for not respecting the small-town, heartland values supposedly perfected by Palin.

A standout among the multiples is "Blood Coral," a branch of bright orange coral — valued for its supposedly protective powers — but made of resin.

Supposedly, a stock is fairly valued if the P/E equals the earnings growth rate.