Sentence examples for does he suppose from inspiring English sources

And what, does he suppose, is theatre for?

Does he suppose, perhaps, that we are comfortable in our chains?

What did he suppose they were thinking about New York?

If one supposes (himself to move in these different but concurrent ways) without really doing so, he supposes himself to remember.

(Though Moore uses the term "sense data," he does not suppose that what he calls "sense data" must be mental).

"What was he supposed to do?" he asked.

'A lot of things he does, I suppose I was capable of,' says the Dane.

"That's what he's supposed to do," he said.

"What are people supposed to do?" he asked.

"The surgeries have done what they're supposed to do," he added.

"To be honest, I haven't done what I'm supposed to do," he said.