Sentence examples similar to I usually supposed from inspiring English sources

Following calls by social scientists for the integration of natural and cultural heritage conservation (Harmon 2007; Lowenthal 2005), I suggest that the conclusions drawn by conservationists and Chagossians respectively have more in common than is usually supposed, and I conclude that the two groups could together coordinate ecological restoration alongside restoration of the cultural landscape.

I argue that Plato is more serious here than is usually supposed, and that the passage gives his best account of uses and limits of literary criticism.

Experts assure us that in the idiom of the day "to pursue happiness" meant "to live happily," and not (as it is usually supposed today) "to search for happiness". But I doubt whether the term "happiness" in the Declaration was intended to have a single determinate meaning.

New York is much older than is usually supposed.

Nevertheless, fatigue strength is usually supposed to guarantee in-service integrity face to variable amplitude loading.

But they also did something that musical cranks are not usually supposed to do: they succeeded.

It's about placing writing and language somewhere other than they're usually supposed to go".

Stalin, contrary to what is usually supposed, did not ditch the Alliluyev family of his wife Nadezhda after her suicide.

This Article shows, however, that congressional influence operates more robustly-and in different ways -than usually supposed in legal debates about war powers to shape strategic decision-making.

Indeed, adding threats of force to that story might suggest that this shift in powers of war and peace has been even more dramatic than usually supposed.

What getting the Greater United States in view reveals is that race has been even more central to US history than is usually supposed.