Sentence examples for have supposing from inspiring English sources

To turn to the living, and recently ignored in favour of men, the Queen and her secretary have (supposing the honour was not refused) turned their noses up at, listing a few of the most obvious names, Mary Warnock, AS Byatt, Lisa Jardine, Onora O'Neill, Mary Beard, Claire Tomalin, Hilary Mantel, Diana Athill and JK Rowling.

Critics have supposed both.

In addition, Coward's plays hold up less well than I would have supposed.

Unlike Serena, she does not have as many off-court distractions as some have supposed.

"Men were more gentlemanly," she recalls, "than you might ever have supposed".

Her reaction, you might have supposed, was at least partly nostalgic.

His belief in this larger end for poetry, many people have supposed, led him to pontifical gesturing.

One might have supposed that miracles were beyond proof and therefore beyond argument, but Hume didn't think so.

have supposed that treatment should be predicated on a realistic view of what can and cannot be enforced.

Hearing the fierce singing, "one would have supposed that we were the captors and they the prisoners," a veteran recalled.

Or so I might have supposed if I hadn't just observed the following conversations.