Sentence examples for he supposes it from inspiring English sources

"Fourth," Aristotle says, "is the one about the things in the stadium moving from opposite directions, being of equal bulk, alongside things of equal size, with some moving from the end of the stadium and some from the middle, at equal speed, in which case he supposes it turns out that half the time is equal to its double" (Ph. 6.9.239b33 240a1).

Philip Roth, in a 2000 interview with David Remnick in the pages of this magazine, speaks about the declining number of serious readers in America — he supposes it might even have dwindled to around five thousand.

Meanwhile Morrissey lolled in the continuous anguished, self-involved present, singing about how nobody loves him, but he supposes it doesn't matter anyway because most people are fickle and boring.

He supposed it had to do with Norbert's integrity.

The barn wasn't roped off, though he supposed it wasn't really a crime scene.

The shell had been broken off, with a teaspoon he supposed, it was pure curd white and still warm.

When I asked him whether it worked, he laughed and looked down and said that he supposed it did, as he'd sailed it on the Hudson.

It was patterned, in a pattern too big for his eyes to grasp, and he supposed it was a carpet of some kind.

In a letter Freud wrote in his late 60s, he said he found it difficult to identify with a young man who once kept up a nervous vigil at a train station but he supposed it must have been him.

"He supposed it was comic after all, but comic on a scale so vast there was no basis for human comprehension — it was only awful and stunning," the narrator says of Don's pawn-shop misadventure, but this bit of hyperbole is a summation of Don's life, and the novel as a whole.

If an invention couldn't be self-financed in a garage, he supposed, it needed a research lab in a bureaucratic monopoly.