Sentence examples for supposedly weak from inspiring English sources

This depleted team that was supposedly weak enough to lose was too good to be touched.

For weeks, Colangelo answered question after question about players who could no longer help him, about a team supposedly weak inside.

A goal out of nothing struck with his supposedly weak left foot with great power into the top-right corner of the net.

As August dawned, the Mets believed that, with a little luck, they could take advantage of a supposedly weak segment of their schedule and bound into wild-card contention.

Since then, he has shrugged off Google and Yahoo, as well as criticism about a supposedly weak stance on censorship and copyright piracy, to make Baidu the dominant force in the Chinese search engine market.

Barely a month into the road map, Israel is expected to repeat the mistakes of Oslo and not insist on Palestinian compliance, but take everincreasing risks to help shore up a supposedly weak Palestinian leader.

One goal, against St Étienne, involved the dodging of six markers before scoring with his supposedly weaker right foot.

When the chance came, from a Steven Fletcher flick-on, the trajectory dictated it was destined for Defoe's supposedly weaker left foot.

Aside from the Manchester United game last weekend, this has been a period in which Chelsea have played supposedly weaker opposition: Wolverhampton Wanderers, Sunderland, Norwich City, Swansea City and then, after United, Everton.

An unsung, troubled Englishman, David Nugent, scored two remarkable goals for Burnley — one a powerful header, the other a turn away from two defenders to curl the ball into the top corner of the net with his supposedly weaker foot.

Boateng was left on his backside, dazed and confused, and Messi's dink over Neuer with his supposedly weaker right foot was a reminder of why he is the best in the world, if not all time.