Sentence examples for i suppose represents from inspiring English sources

Macon, my character, I suppose represents the father who wants the best for his daughter and who fears for her happiness.

And the ladder, I suppose, represents the columnist whose job it is to provide escape from the ignorance.

Further suppose represents genotypes across S bi-allelic SNPs for individual i.

Now suppose represents the J groups resulting from assigning individuals with identical genotypes to the same group, that is implies.

Republican lawmakers, mind you, are supposed represent their entire constituencies, not just the people who voted for them.

Republican lawmakers, mind you, are supposed represent their entire constituencies, not just the people who voted for them.

I suppose I represent the deviant urban elite Trump waged a steady war against on his campaign trail.

I suppose that this represents some sort of progress.

Then, learning in a later section what could be done with potatoes and mustard — the potato, with its false promise of cheap nutrition for all, is, I suppose, meant to represent the false hope of the Enlightenment in Germany, but the mustard surely could represent the saving genius of the Bavarian rococo — I made a gratin with mustard to accompany it.

To them, I suppose, I must represent a failure of their profession, which is shortsighted.

McDonnell didn't go quite that far, so I suppose his newer version represents progress of a sort.