Sentence examples for almost suppose from inspiring English sources

Others have also squabbled this season and you might almost suppose that this squad is united purely by opposition to the puritanical style of Mancini.

One might almost suppose that he was not so much reinventing his past as confirming his present, projecting his current degree of success backward in time, living up to a version of himself.

And that itself is something that they're almost supposed to not want to engage.

In this case, these outliers generate returns that, according to the theory, we are almost never supposed to see.

Internal investigators are also looking into how the former governor, Eliot Spitzer, was able to arrange liaisons with prostitutes even though a State Police security detail was almost always supposed to be by his side.

In almost every supposed scandal over left-wing anti-Semitism – from Corbyn himself, from Naz Shah, from NUS President Malia Bouattia – it turns out that the offending statement is just a strongly worded outcry against the violence of the Israeli state.

That's what makes this dish "almost authentic," I suppose.

There is, I suppose, almost everything wrong with this book.

It was almost inevitable, I suppose, given TV's obsession with crime drama.

I would have been on chemotherapy, struggling and almost dead I suppose.

The facts that they are usually well developed when first noticed, that they usually surround the bone or most of its circumference; that they are as a rule both intracortical and extracortical, that they grossly resemble callus, make the writer feel that it is almost absurd to suppose that they start in small areas and then spread.