Sentence examples for while purportedly from inspiring English sources

The police are angry that it took four years for the paper to unearth the evidence, while purportedly co-operating with the police.

The decorum altered in 1994 when Vanessa-Mae, aged 15, was photographed in a wet dress, frolicking on a tropical beach while purportedly playing Bach on her violin.

In some cases, according to a new report by Human Rights Watch (HRW) and the Venezuelan rights group Provea, agents stole money, computers and even nappies while purportedly sweeping low-income communities for criminals.

She was eager to see how Hemon, "a writer whose work is so vividly and consciously set in a contemporary world of social and political upheaval," would handle its dual plots — the stories of a modern-day Bosnian immigrant and the 19th-century predecessor who fascinates him, a controversial historical figure, Lazarus Averbuch, killed while purportedly assaulting the Chicago chief of police.

This technique combines the advantages of the traditional (short axis, SA, and long axis, LA) approaches, while purportedly avoiding their pitfalls.

Or, cynically, and in some instances, because there are no downstream sales — making the intermediate metric the best way to obfuscate while purportedly showing performance.

The pair are in many ways polar opposites – Mark is tweedy, conservative and has an unhealthy fascination with military history, while the wastrel, purportedly liberal, yet fatally self-deluded Jeremy thinks that the only thing preventing him from global pop stardom is the fact that the music Establishment feels threatened by his awesome talent.

While a lot has changed since then, the gnawing impulse to check Facebook or whatever your social media drug of choice while you're purportedly trying to escape has only grown stronger.

While Swype was purportedly working on something for iOS in June of last year (and, as the rumor mill had it, trying to convince Apple to make it official) all word of it went silent pretty quickly.

Later in the video, footage of London is shown, then images of UK MPs voting in favor of Syrian airstrikes, while a voiceover purportedly by Abaaoud threatens attacks against the coalition fighting the group in the Middle East.

The video shows a picture of Goto holding a photo of Kasesbeh, while a voiceover purportedly by the journalist warns the Japanese government that he and the pilot do not have long left to live unless Jordan frees Rishawi.