Sentence examples for in supposing from inspiring English sources

"There is something very absurd," wrote Paine, "in supposing a continent to be perpetually governed by an island … The cause of America is in a great measure the cause of all mankind".

But the dissent is mistaken in supposing that the Clearfield doctrine covers this case.

"There is something very absurd in supposing a continent to be perpetually governed by an island," he insisted.

You are correct in supposing that the diagonal jacobian element is -1/tauv and that is what the parser decides.

There is nothing odd, however, in supposing that his intentions toward Persians like Mazaeus (or Abulites, confirmed in the Susa satrapy about the same time) were positive.

Am I correct in supposing you refer to the aggregate mileage of rivers in Scotland now closed by natural obstructions, i.e. waterfalls?

Such assumptions rested on the very same prejudices that porn made use of, and erred in supposing that viewers couldn't distinguish fantasy from reality.

Joan Bakewell Labour, House of Lords Tim Lott (Opinion, 7 October) is mistaken in supposing that small talk at dinner parties is a matter of politeness.

But the casual observer of Braxton and Maltby at Mrs. Foster-Dugdale's or elsewhere was wrong in supposing that the two were totally unlike.

In their eyes, Thomas Hobbes, the political philosopher, and the Calvinists both erred in supposing that morality consists in obedience to a will.

Picón told me that the Italian authorities and the American archeologists who have supported them — including the leadership of the Archaeological Institute of America — are misguided in supposing that pursuing collectors and museums will halt the illegal excavation of antiquities.