Sentence examples for which supposedly is from inspiring English sources
We will not hear in their "Time for Affordability" campaign that insurers have failed miserably at controlling costs, which supposedly is their raison d'être.
It has been accumulating since they left the nest, which supposedly is empty because they don't live at home anymore but really isn't because a lot of their stuff is still here.
It is hardly a new television truism that the desired demo is the pre-40 set which, supposedly, is more likely to be influenced by products and open to change.
A protein that conserves a nativelike secondary structure but has no tightly packed interior is defined as a molten globule, which supposedly is an intermediate thermodynamic state that clearly differs from either a tightly folded, highly stable structure or the denatured state.
What happened to investors' money, which supposedly was put into high-quality assets?
We need an independent inquiry into exactly how JPMorgan lost so much money so quickly on its London trading operations — which supposedly were just "hedging".
Carpenter was born in Boulder, Colorado, at the corner of Aurora Avenue and 7th Street, which supposedly was where his space capsule got its name; Carpenter always denied the story.
The conference, which supposedly was going to modernize some ancient regulations, instead offered a treaty that in the eyes of some critics would have given repressive states permission to crack down on dissent.
He, however, calls himself Porphyry, which supposedly was a common name in Tyre, the city of purple, and is commonly known under that name.
Again, the intention is to push the burden back on the moral anti-realist to articulate a reasoned distinction between the objective moral facts, which are deemed problematic, and the other kinds of objective normative facts, which supposedly are not.
That was a super story, perfectly visualized in pictures, which supposedly were found in an attic and originally came from an experimental movie from the 60s.
