Sentence examples for towards supposed from inspiring English sources

Other analysts spoke of urbanisation, rising literacy, growing if unequal prosperity and the decline of old instinctive deference towards supposed social superiors as underpinning the failure of Congress and Gandhi to connect with voters.

Misguided actions towards supposed emancipation are dangerous; particularly because emancipation cannot be enforced from above.

And, as they walked with bayonets towards the supposed remaining fragments of the enemy line, they were cut down by machine-gun fire.

Dheepan is most insightful and poignant when it captures Yalini's predicament as a woman unable to be maternal towards her supposed daughter (a very affecting Claudine Vinasithamby).

Ant-Man now moves towards a supposed 17 July 2015 release date with a heck of a lot of negative hype surrounding it.

More hysterical observers have compared the gruelling 10km to a form of "underwater boxing" – for roundhouse swings and busted lips occur often as a packed bunch of swimmers fight their way towards the supposed sanctuary of clear water.

Clark's rampant lechery, his malice towards many supposed political allies, and his devil-may-care flamboyance (he once delivered a frontbench statement while palpably drunk) made his diaries compulsive reading.

Fairness and Accuracy in Reporting notes how, in the face of this, the corporate media are playing their usual tune of urging Democrats to move even more towards the supposed center.

His barbs are mostly saved for institutions like churches, who have consistently shown "contempt" towards what their supposed founder reportedly said.

What is being persistently groped towards, I suppose, is nothing less than a metaphysics of cinema.

Those perusing for particular porn varieties on their PlayStations tend to skew towards, I suppose, older attractions: the most-searched term amongst Sony-owning YouPorn users is "mom", followed immediately by "milf", whereas those accessing the site via Xbox aim their sights, and single hands, somewhat younger: "teen" is second.