Sentence examples for i suppose reading from inspiring English sources

Firstly, I suppose, reading literature offers a couple a shared passion: something that connects them, even when they have differing opinions about the same author or book, and offers them a chance to compare and widen their learning.

I suppose reading his ultimate conclusion - that intake does matter, that admissions should be reformed, that the focus should move back to standards, good heads and teachers who believe their pupils can achieve anything - should give me some satisfaction.

"For parents, I suppose reading the books or at least discussing them with our kids will give us a more realistic idea of what their lives are like, the struggles they face every day".

If you seriously want to explore the tension between the messy beauty of lived experience and the human yearning for tidy narrative, you could spend one of the intermissions, or even one of the acts, I suppose, reading from Susan Stewart's "On Longing," one of a pile of books Mr. Mac drew on for inspiration, which are collected in the "Context Corner" downstairs.

You might suppose, reading this book, that this anti-relativism was controversial among philosophers.

(It came, I suppose, of reading early EM Forster).

Last week, the Daily Mirror ran a story on a supposed (read: 100% not happening) Oasis reunion.

"I suppose we read the same books," Young said, "many of which they tried to contradict".

THE explicit detail with which all of this is depicted could, I suppose, be read as the moviemakers' indictment of it, and to some extent "Zero Dark Thirty" will function as a Rorschach test, different viewers seeing in it what they want to see.

I suppose this reading might be harder to square with the idea that they have both been sexually abused by Lear, but it seems to me to accord better with the run of the entire Act.

Am I supposed to read that?" The crew got to hear him say "Stay classy, Bismarck," during the credits, but his microphone had already been cut off.