Sentence examples for it may be supposed from inspiring English sources

It may be supposed that the tomes of science fiction are the true books of prophecy.

The belief accords well with the worldview of the region in which Buddhism originated, and it may be supposed that Shakyamuni believed this of himself.

It may be supposed that such words as "thought" or "thinking" cannot, because of their own ambiguity, help to define the sphere of mind.

Although Christian missionaries were active in Mesopotamia in the Parthian period, no centres, such as the one established later at Nisibis, have been reported, and it may be supposed that their activity at first was mainly confined to Jewish communities.

It contains such recipes as toucan mash: not, as it may be supposed, an outre dish such as the hash brownies to be found in the marvellous Alice B Toklas cookbook, but a supper that involves the opening of two cans.

Therefore, it may be supposed that k 2 ~ m → 0. The scale in radial (latitudinal) direction is characterized by the wave vector k ≅ k 1.

I consider it as one of the first securities for popular liberty, in which its very essence may be supposed to reside.

As he sees it, part of the problem is that induction may be supposed to lead to absolute, universal, and certain premises, while in reality it leads to merely probable belief.

This announcement, as may be supposed, excited the indignation of those who had driven him from the stage.

But if fire is naturally such as to move in a certain direction, clearly the same may be supposed to hold of earth.

Of the consequences in philosophy which may be supposed to follow from the theory of relativity some are fairly certain, while others are open to question.