Sentence examples for might suppose rather from inspiring English sources

Local business oligarchs are, as you might suppose, rather unenthusiastic about the entry of new companies.

I suppose Rather Be has changed my life.

First, one might suppose that language is rather our servant than our master, and that the rationality of reasoning in the ways he recommends needs to be established on general grounds, and not made to depend upon theses about the connotations of a word.

One might suppose that LSD and brain tumors act on the brain in a rather diffuse manner.

In sum then, rather than giving precedence to doctrine- or practice-based accounts of religion, we might suppose that these accounts will themselves come fully into focus only when they are combined with an appreciation of the phenomenology of religion.

But not in the way you might suppose, and not when you might suppose.

It is a bigger change than you might suppose.

On that score one might suppose optimism is clearly warranted.

One might suppose iPhones are for women, BlackBerrys for men.

The sap of the wonderful Worcestershire tree, you might suppose.

You might suppose he'd get tired of this.