Sentence examples for makes you suppose from inspiring English sources

What makes you suppose the crisis now bearing down on us will beat those odds?

"What makes you suppose," asks Robinson, "the crisis now bearing down on us will beat those odds?" He continues: For every tea party protest over the next five or ten years, won't we see a protest staged by Social Security or Medicare recipients, who, enraged at the prospect of losing their benefits, insist on maintaining the welfare state?

I suppose it makes you think that out of every adversity there's got to be a solution.

But out of interest, what makes you think a sweatshirt is supposed to be really cheap?

Do you suppose it made her happier?

Do you suppose it made the world as a whole happier--particularly the people to whose faces she might have otherwise been critical?

(Helen) It [RESTORE] does make you think so I suppose taking things into consideration a little more, you know, and not being quite so hard on yourself.

Several participants described learning to accept and realise their limitations: It [RESTORE] does make you think so I suppose taking things into consideration a little more, you know, and not being quite so hard on yourself.

"The great big studios can be very expensive," he said, "and they make you think you're supposed to come in and get it done and get out.

"That sounds an awful thing to say, but I suppose it made you think about the things that really mattered.

Good theatre is supposed to make you think.