Sentence examples for may suppose though from inspiring English sources

One may suppose, though, that they had enough evidence to pursue charges.

Just suppose, though, someone came up with the money.

Suppose, though, that we grant this part of the argument.

This is disappointing and painful to him and his colleague and clearly less than ideal (even though the appointee is, we may suppose, competent enough) but I do not think the act can be seen as immoral.

Not only for that reason, though, nor is worry as recent as wildlife-lovers may suppose.

Palin's career — a total of some seventeen years in Alaska politics — offers few definitive clues, either, though the record looks better than some may suppose.

Palin's career a total of some seventeen years in Alaska politics—offers few definitive clues, either, though the record looks better than some may suppose.

But, while we can in some way be said to sense the position of our limbs even while dreamlessly asleep, we may still suppose that this proprioception (though perhaps in some sense a mental or cognitive affair) is not conscious — we may suppose that it does not then seem (or feel) any way to us sleepers to sense our limbs, as ordinarily it does when we are awake.

You may suppose this would breed modesty.

This theory differs from all other contemporary approaches, even though Bacon states that "many theories of the heavens may be supposed which agree well enough with the phenomena and yet differ with each other" (Bacon IV [1901], 104).

Though, I suppose this may change.