Sentence examples for could make supposed from inspiring English sources

Were all the expressions the human face could make supposed to originate in this little spot?

Certainly not the sort of thing you want to watch over dinner, at least not if you want to finish your food which, I suppose, could make it a rather effective dieting tool.

I suppose you could make the case that they should.

"I suppose you could make it without the condensed soup and the frozen potatoes," he added.

The painting could make a satirical statement, I suppose, about the indiscriminate equations of the American mind-set.

They would make it harder for Ed Miliband to reform welfare — even supposing he could make his mind up to do so.

A.L.: I suppose we could make some statement now about how eating at Guy Fieri's restaurant is a bit of a gamble.

And I suppose you could make the case that under such circumstances, a once-disgraced party elder with a reputation as a substantive thinker could make his triumphant, Toynbean return.

I suppose you could make the argument that he is a naïve young man who didn't fully understand the dangerous nature of the world in which we live.

Either reaction may sit well with a director who once commented, "I often thought it was very arrogant to suppose you could make a film for anybody but yourself".

I suppose you could make a case for "Thomas and the Magic Railroad," that it is functioning as a metaphor for maintaining the innocence of childhood, which is just the thing parents will have the time to do during this extremely poky movie.