Sentence examples for I suppose picked from inspiring English sources

I had got hold of the idea (I suppose picked up from my father) that things evolved when some individuals stood out from the crowd; and thus I could imagine some virtue in my vulnerability, while the likelihood that I would die young was a counterweight to being smug".

I suppose they picked it up from their parents, who had just lost heart".

One day—I suppose because he picked up, somewhere, that I was or wanted to be aware of a world beyond the one we lived in, bounded on one side by the Parkway and on the other by the Turnpike he told me a story about my father and his friends.

How am I supposed to pick one over all the others?

But how, I wondered, was I supposed to pick by myself?

I suppose I'd pick the problematic adaptation of Cat On A Hot Tin Roof that was nominated as a worthier winner.

"I suppose if we could pick a game for the fans to give them something to celebrate then it would be against Leeds, wouldn't it," said Kirmond, the Wildcats captain.

And I suppose you have to pick one way or another of living your life: you can be someone who believes you must surrender to things, that the house must be haunted after what happened (with no evidence that it was, mind you), or you can be someone who says it was a terrible, tragic thing to have happened, but we live in the present day and there is nothing you can do about it.

He could have picked Japan, I suppose, but his characters have to hop onto a rear carriage, like robbers in a Western, and you can't really do that with a bullet train.

P318 (SM): It was fair as you did, you know, being picked out I suppose it is fair.

"I suppose if I had to pick a group that I wanted to listen to?