Sentence examples for i suppose checks from inspiring English sources

His story, I suppose, checks out.

Am I supposed check all of the answers that apply to me?

I suppose the checks and balances obsession made sense 200 years ago.

With his stomach — but not his chest — wet from the waves, he would return to the shore, muttering further unforgettable pronouncements, which the wind promptly scattered, and pressing his camera to his ear, as if it were a radio, concerned, apparently, that it might have got splashed, a primitive way, I suppose, of checking that it had come to no harm.

Though I suppose that checking-in another place means that you've left your previous place already.

Where was I supposed to check for "Males over the age of 18 who require 24-hour care because of their disability"?

I suppose I should have checked the clubs.

I understand that DfID is reviewing water and sanitation programmes – checking, I suppose, for value for money.

It's clear I haven't done anything fraudulent, but I suppose they can't check through every account, and it's easier for them to make a blanket rule.

I suppose that she was just checking to see whether I was still on her side.

But because Internet memes apparently now pass for fact checks at Forbes, I suppose somebody must respond.