Sentence examples for may have supposed from inspiring English sources

Scott's pre-eminence in the British film industry was underlined when in 2003 he was knighted for "services to the British film industry"; another indication, you may have supposed, that he was in his twilight years.

Jonathan Glazer, director of three exquisitely distinctive feature films and adman and music-video-maker extraordinaire, turns out to be far from the slick operator you may have supposed him to be.

In responding to Disraeli, Gladstone denied that personal feelings played any role in his decisions then and previously whether to accept office, while acknowledging that there were differences between him and Derby "broader than you may have supposed".

This is found throughout his works — "The Lord of the Rings" is specifically such a story — and may be derived, as many have supposed, from Tolkien's experiences seeing so many of his generation die in the trenches of Belgium.

If you cannot absolutely establish an exact building line, you may have to suppose the location is correct and continue.

This was not fully supported in Farrow's autobiography, What Falls Away (1997) writing that she may have misinterpreted the supposed sexual advance.

That truce officially collapsed earlier this year, but may never really have affected the murder rate – the discovery of a mass grave in early 2014 indicated the increase in "disappearances" may have simply offset the supposed murder rate decline.

However betrayed Eppolito may have felt by the supposed "thin blue line" during his corruption hearing, in the eighties, he seemed to be benefitting from another cop code — the Blue Wall of Silence — this time around.

The club‑country agreement may have given players a supposed five-week off-season (as it turns out not all have taken it) but it remains a drop in the ocean – or the English Channel in this case.

Virus samples may have been concentrated in supposed high-risk areas, which could have led to data bias.

Sports worlds are not supposed to collide like that, despite what Deion Sanders may have you think.