Sentence examples for can't suppose from inspiring English sources

They can't suppose you were editing for free.

"Well, I suppose I can't say no," he says, laughing, mindful of every Scotsman's patriotic duty.

There are certain parts — some nights you look at it and you can't think where you are supposed to grapple on at all.

If this isn't meant to represent a homosexual union, I can't imagine what it's supposed to represent".

"We can't pre-suppose restrictions on any individual," says Kish. "Judging by the ease with which I can train someone to use a cane and flash sonar suggests that the ability is [already] there, it just needs to be activated.

The food, by Tadashi Ono, a veteran of La Ca-ravelle, probably wasn't supposed to be an afterthought, but here the scene and the noise relegate his dishes almost to the level of decoration.

Me? Can't complain I suppose.

Even Tom Voss, the wizened Olympic cyclist (Mexico City, '68) who coaches both athletes, can't decide: "He wasn't supposed to have a favorite, and the truth was that he didn't.

I couldn't move, but a stranger lady in the reshuffling crowd tugged my arm, "It's time to pray!" "I can't," I was supposed to say.

I suppose I can't really say for sure if Ron is completely honest with me.

As for the characters, I'm not going to lie, I really thought they were some of the most realistic in this exaggerated situation, but I suppose you can't really say exaggerated since it could happen every so often.