Sentence examples for i suppose over from inspiring English sources

'I suppose over the years, I have understood that this was naive.

I used to, but I suppose, over the years, I've turned into someone who's kind of socially disabled.

"I suppose over the last 10 years he has passed more significant legislation than any senator around," said Senator Judd Gregg, a conservative New Hampshire Republican frequently at odds with Mr. McCain.

That could cast a rather long shadow, I suppose, over my qualifications as a guide to Music City, U.S.A., except that there is a lot more than picking and fiddling, a lot more than ballads of love and loss, in Nashville's past, present and future -- especially its future.

"The challenge for us, I suppose, over the next 24 hours particularly, but over the months and however long it takes to get this done to come, is not necessarily to do the best that each one of us thinks should be done but to do the best that each one of us thinks can be done.

The terminology that the doctors and nurses and everybody [used], advanced age, advanced age, I'm not eighty, but okay, I suppose I'm over 35.

I suppose, judged over our policy towards Iraq, you may well be right.

Where our paths diverge, I suppose, is over the methods of attraction.

"But the sexuality is what is going to bring the big audience, and a lot of young girls, I suppose, puzzling over what to do and what not to do or how to do it.

"I suppose having me tell them, over and over again how brilliant I was, how brilliant the band were, how hard I worked and how classic it has all proven to be will eventually drive all my fans away.

My concern, I suppose, is that an over-reliance on, and an over-veneration of, the Mac App Store could lead to an unnecessary, if not dangerous, homogenization of Mac software.