Sentence examples for i suppose rather from inspiring English sources

I suppose Rather Be has changed my life.

It's a matter of temperament, I suppose, rather than literary judgment.

I dressed more like a pop star, I suppose, rather than the traditional blazer and tall trousers other players went for".

Local business oligarchs are, as you might suppose, rather unenthusiastic about the entry of new companies.

This is a comparative claim (it is more thinly populated than many realists suppose) rather than a claim about cardinality.

I suppose he rather liked it".

Blue Balliett seems to assume that her readers are Petras and Calders (and, I suppose, Blues) rather than Denises, and why not?

"I have, I suppose, a rather deeply ingrained pessimism, leavened, I hope, with a certain amount of humor and a certain amount of feeling for the sheer juiciness of life," he told Raymond H. Thompson, professor emeritus of English at Acadia University in Nova Scotia.

I suppose my rather boring and niche question is whether Mr Naylor is a potato farmer?" Updated at 11.31pm GMT 11.28pm GMT 60th over: New Zealand 147-2 (Williamson 51, Taylor 30) Some good running from the batsmen give Williamson three for a gentle push through the covers, then the bowler drops short and Williamson brings up a dogged 50 with another cart to midwicket.

Another conclusion that I've come to, which I suppose is rather controversial and may incite a lot of hate mail, is that I don't believe marriage is necessarily meant to last forever.

Instead, I suppose I'd rather stay at home and eat the traditional meal I've prepared - knowing that he will pat his - and at this juncture, my husband asks me to add the adjective - "rock hard" stomach after dinner as something sounding like Erin Go Bragh rumbles from his throat.