Sentence examples for supposedly well from inspiring English sources

Then again, if Djokovic plays shots like that when he's supposedly, well, shot, we might think again.

Even people who are supposedly well informed believe that there was a vast expansion of government under Obama, when in fact there wasn't.

It has been receiving strong support from those supposedly well versed in public finance, particularly since the financial crisis of 2008.

CONGRESS is supposedly well on the way to passing a historic Medicare law that will, at long last, overhaul the huge government health insurance program and offer new drug benefits to 40 million elderly and disabled Americans.

Cambone seemed to be referring specifically to the relationship between Syria and Iraq: the Iraqis provide oil to the Syrians, supposedly well in excess of the quantities permitted under United Nations sanctions, and get Syrian money and support in return.

Exhibit A involves modern pentathlon, a less popular pursuit, but one steeped in Olympic tradition and supposedly well supported by European IOC members – it survived the 2005 vote while the American sports did not.

But even in supposedly well-run health systems, they can be useless or deadly.

"Abuse occurs even in supposedly well-run and respected institutions because of poor monitoring".

Inaccurate judgements are constantly made, even by the supposedly well-informed.

The supposedly well-oiled machine of Prussian absolutism squeaked and creaked, especially in the hinterlands.

Campaign reform has come too far to be sabotaged by supposedly well-intentioned friends.