Sentence examples for which are supposedly from inspiring English sources

Even the vineyards, which are supposedly so French, disappeared, to be replaced by corridors of maize.

We've seen it before, with Band-Aids, which are supposedly skin colour.

We passed many large cement trucks and tan jeeps, which are supposedly the taxis in this area.

How far are we willing to see wars which are supposedly fought in our name outsourced to mercenary troops?

Indeed, the government's decision to remove Magana Ortiz diminishes not only our country but our courts, which are supposedly dedicated to the pursuit of justice.

What's more, Cameron and Obama, the world's most powerful leaders, achieve far less than do the heads of cities, which are supposedly inferior jurisdictions.

He told Keitel repeatedly that these reports, which were supposedly produced by the OKW, were wrong.

They've successfully created this data operation, which is supposedly superior to the RNC's.

Now comes the revised version, which is supposedly a compromise but looks nothing of the sort.

Then there was Caligula's famous horse, Incitatus, which was supposedly made a consul.

But "the broken mirror may actually be as valuable as the one which is supposedly unflawed".