Sentence examples for which supposedly means from inspiring English sources

He replied, "Kangaroo," which supposedly means, "I don't know what you're talking about".

Its name is Eifuku, which supposedly means 'good fortune,' but if you spell it out phonetically, what you see is something else".

They're apparently touting the fact that "people who decided on the last day tended to support Senator Clinton", which supposedly means that she would have done better still given more time.

The Bible is definitely down on homosexuality, which supposedly means that the creator of the universe is anti-gay, so it must be bad to be gay, because the creator is always right, right?

The most egregious example is the citation of the Epistle to the Ephesians as a support for "biblical marriage," which supposedly means marriage between one man and one woman for the purpose of procreation.

Both of these hospital departments receive patients from around the country, which supposedly means that the constructed patient data is heterogeneous.

At 67 she took "senior status," which supposedly meant a light caseload.

That's supposedly means they're having a better experience.

The surname, Orrantia, supposedly means "mountain pass" in Spanish.

"I figured out it was actually propaganda," Bigelow said; the gruesome images, which supposedly depicted violence committed by Polish soldiers, were meant to justify Germany's 1939 invasion of Poland.

The procedure, which cost nearly $9,000 in today's dollars, was supposedly meant to cure infertility as well as a range of other ailments.