Sentence examples for be supposed that from inspiring English sources
verb
To take for granted; to conclude, with less than absolute supporting data; to believe.
- Suppose that A implies B and B implies C. Then A implies C.
Further, since is -almost measurable on, it can be supposed that is measurable on.
"Is it to be supposed that the white race will stand for that?" Benning wrote.
It can be supposed that all three temples served the same cult.
It might then be supposed that Seleucid rule would have been popular in Palestine.
It can only be supposed that much of this emotional weight was born of hard experience.
By contrast, it might be supposed that the metaphysician is merely to coordinate the results of the special sciences.
It must not be supposed that these very general ideas are presuppositions upon which the work of psychoanalysis depends.
For example, it might be supposed that gravity can be shown by dropping an object to the floor.
It may be supposed that the tomes of science fiction are the true books of prophecy.
For Algorithm 1, it can be supposed that the exhausted power is divided into two parts.
It might also be supposed that political pardons are a type of third-party forgiving.
