He seemed at first sight, as he ambled amiably towards you, utterly English; sprung, you might have supposed, from a yeoman stock from somewhere such as Herefordshire.
This is found throughout his works — "The Lord of the Rings" is specifically such a story — and may be derived, as many have supposed, from Tolkien's experiences seeing so many of his generation die in the trenches of Belgium.
As the Communist regime has promised and then largely failed to deliver on economic reforms and greater freedoms in recent years, many have supposed that resistance from the revolution's founder was holding back change.
Evidence that polar ice disintegrated after the last ice age far more rapidly than had been supposed has been derived from corals on the island of Barbados by Dr. Richard G. Fairbanks of the Columbia University Lamont-Doherty GeologiColumbia University Lamont-Doherty
Many of the fan theories related to Area 51 and aliens have used (supposed) clues from "Freak Show" to predict that Season 5 will take place in space -- there's Elsa Mars' surname, the fact that she sang Bowie's "Life On Mars," and other various space-related imagery.
But I suppose from having appeared on television hundreds of times, he knew the camera was not on him.
The district attorney's office moved swiftly to restrict the use of informants who had traded supposed confessions for favors from law enforcement.
(While allegations of Jacobs stealing money from the team's coffers were never proven, going from having a supposed $11 million a year in revenue to being broke in such a short stretch of time is fishy, to say the least).
Elvis Presley, it has long been supposed, borrowed from Mr. Diddley's stage moves; Jimi Hendrix, too.
The Maitreya clues — his age (supposed to be born in 1972; Mr. Patel was), life experiences (supposed to have traveled from India to London in 1977; Mr. Patel was taken on a vacation there with his parents that year) race (supposed to be dark-skinned; Mr. Patel is Indian) and philosophies — all pointed to him.
According to Cicero, it was admiration for Pythagoras that led Romans to suppose, without noticing the chronological impossibility, that the wisest of the early Roman kings, Numa, who was supposed to have ruled from 715 673 BCE, had been a pupil of Pythagoras.
