Sentence examples for supposedly when you from inspiring English sources

Housing is as affordable as it has ever been, supposedly, when you account for low mortgage rates (which technically should be even lower, writes Matt Phillips in The Wall Street Journal) and a years-long collapse in prices.

There is dental floss – either wound around spools or taut between little plastic applicators – and mouthwash that shows up the debris it has supposedly removed when you spit it out.

Sleeptracker is a $150 wrist alarm that supposedly detects when you're in a light stage of sleep and wakes you up at the optimal moment.

So what supposedly happens when you summon Mary?

This is supposedly what happens when you provide decent social benefits to regular people.

A related concept is FYIFV: 'fuck you, I'm fully vested.' This is what pre-IPO employees at companies like Microsoft and Google supposedly tell you when you ask them to change the bottle on the water cooler 2. The comparisons between startups and marriage are legion.

And we've got the added dimension that this is supposedly a bit of artwork... ...... Supposedly? "It's hard when you've been sat in a cabin 50 metres away from what you're building and all you're thinking about is getting the steel here, getting the paint on, making sure you've got the right bolts.

It blooms in early spring, supposedly when the shad are running upstream.

Andrew: It says supposedly when I'm in class I'm daydreaming.

I was shy and quiet, and supposedly when I did speak I spoke too quickly and paced too much (at least according to my evaluations).

After Saberht's death, Mellitus was eventually banished by his sons, supposedly when he refused to give them the bread of Communion because they were unbelievers.