Sentence examples for i suppose certain from inspiring English sources

Historically, he's a much stronger athlete, so I suppose certain skills are hardwired into the system.

"I think you could get away with more back then," says James. "I suppose certain rules of game design have filtered through now and lots more people are aware, things like blind jumps in platformers or just general trial and error stuff".

I suppose a certain degree of chaos goes with the territory.

I suppose a certain amount of pressure is applied, on tip-toe, or perhaps merely Inquiries Made.

To plough that through and get what you want, it requires you to be, I suppose, quite certain.

"I suppose to certain of the elders, who are Southerners, Christian was repulsive," she said in her own account of the episode.

I suppose that certain constraints — the physical realm defined, as it were — give me a sense of concreteness, of dimension in space and historical, personal time.

Still, his edge of desperation – he seemed always to be trying so hard – had, I suppose, a certain kind of horrible fascination.

"I suppose a certain kind of traditional, highly serious journalist would say, 'Kurt, are you out of your mind?,' " Mr. Andersen said, shrugging.

I suppose a certain celebrity might go to have his or her ego boosted but in a normal world we would feel sorry for such people and hardly admire them.

Beatrice: I suppose, in a certain light, it could be seen as flattering.