Sentence examples for I suppose whatever from inspiring English sources

That's why writing is so vulnerable-making (and exciting, I suppose) — whatever the content at hand, it's really the shape and quality and rhythm of one's attention that is eventually on display.

Never say never, I suppose, but whatever else happens at the Twenty20 finals day today, I should not run the risk of causing offence to radio listeners.

"By the standards of what was mostly around in those days and what was mostly being written about," Mr. Beeson said in an interview with The New York Times in 1999, " 'Lizzie Borden' was, like all my operas, I suppose, conservative, whatever that term means".

Marta and Eli had lived in Los Angeles for a number of years — long enough, I suppose, that whatever logic connected immediate impulse to long-term goal to life plan to identity had slipped below conscious awareness and become simply a part of them.

MW: I suppose, yeah, whatever works.

This is less Pretty Girl Bullshit and more White Girl Church Bullshit, I suppose, but whatever: Let's press on.

Supposing whatever possibly dangerous substance it contained had, say, "olive oil" written on it, I inquired, then would it be O.K.? "Yes".

But during a war I suppose you do whatever it takes.

"I suppose children just accept whatever their lot is," she says.

I suppose I thought that whatever was going on between us meant it must be over by now, but thanks to our record-breaking levels of mutual awkwardness we have never managed to clear the whole situation up satisfactorily.

I suppose people can project whatever they want to project on nominees for the court, but Mr. Souter was, as a Supreme Court justice, what everyone familiar with his record knew him to be — a thoughtful and sophisticated jurist who applied longstanding constitutional principles to contemporary fact situations without political or ideological bias.