Sentence examples for I always supposed from inspiring English sources

Alice's father was a sweet man — too openhearted, I always supposed, to be in business.

I always supposed that Marc Smirnoff would die at the helm of the magazine he started from scratch and kept spinning, sometimes precariously, for two decades.

During bouts of childhood theism, I always supposed that if God had a voice, it would be that of Oliver Postgate, the same matchless blend of authority, kindliness and humour.

I always suppose that the wind stirs up the horses, giving them an impetuosity that's usually well hidden in their day-to-day manner.

And then you could ask yourself: Why do I always suppose I have to be perfectly comfortable?

She went on, "I did what I was always supposed to be doing.

"I'm doing the thing I was always supposed to do -- jazz," says, Mr. Lundvall, who knocked on Blue Note's door right after graduating from Bucknell in 1957.

"I feel like this is how I was always supposed to be, and it just took a while to get there," she said.

"I was always supposed to be practicing songs my teacher gave me, but I'd put my own spin on them and sorta make them my own," he remembers.

I have always supposed this to be because Gould suffered from hypergraphia.

Was he a brilliant educator (as I have always supposed) or a heartless exploiter (as everyone else believed)?