Sentence examples for customarily supposed from inspiring English sources
Fun fact: When you drink eggnog, you are customarily supposed to drink to each other's health, even though the drink's ingredients are paradoxically very unhealthy.
Many parents – usually the mothers – have to take a bus to the pipa depot to petition for water; it is supposed to be free, but residents customarily pay the driver a tip of 30 to 50 pesos.
First, even setting radical use theories to the side, many philosophers have supposed that the semantic content of a sentence is somehow determined, at least largely, by what the sentence is customarily used to express.
This was supposed to take place "according to precedent", but the 'stage management' of the event left something to be desired; among other things the gates at Temple Bar, where the officers of arms customarily demand entry to the City of London, were left open.
We suppose that the duplexer is frequency flat as it is customarily done in the literature [5, 15, 16] and modeled as a complex gain introduced by the coupling at the oscillator.
Nevertheless, Descartes insisted that it was geometry that influenced him here: "Those long chains composed of very simple and easy reasonings, which geometers customarily use to arrive at their most difficult demonstrations, had given me occasion to suppose that all the things which can fall under human knowledge are interconnected in the same way".
