Sentence examples for much I suspect from inspiring English sources
Pakistan won't mind that too much, I suspect, as there are bigger and better players to come.
One of the reasons she liked to party so much, I suspect, is that by the time she was my age, life had turned hard.
(Do this person's flights of fancy sometimes need grounding?) The mug is a colourful, down-to-earth one - much, I suspect, like its owner, who I believe is a highly imaginative person with a strong sense of fun and who could, given a chance, be a practical joker.
Not much, I suspect, except for this amazing robot that can solve a Rubik's cube in.38 seconds.
And if this is the case, we're still left unsure about Rogers' sexual orientation -- much, I suspect, as others are about, well, our orientations.
A browse through Elsa Caspers's "To Save a Life: Memoirs of a Dutch Resistance Courier," published in 1995, confirms as much, and I suspect that Caspers was a useful source for Verhoeven and his co-screenwriter, Gerard Soeteman.
On Twitter, 6.2 million fans follow Goulding's mix of selfies, chitchat and thoughts on the world, but she doesn't comment about politics as much as I suspect she would like.
At a Wednesday press conference, the president seemed not to want to acknowledge as much, saying, "I suspect that if you talk to any individual voter yesterday, they'd say, there are some things I agree with Democrats on, there are some things I agree with Republicans on.
Oddly, Whitacre's nerdy self-delusion and his stolid midwestern complacency make him sound like a character from an Alexander Payne movie, and I wondered how Payne would have directed The Informant! - much straighter, I suspect, allowing this strange and interesting story to speak for itself.
West told the Radio Times: "I find they're not valued so much and I suspect that's one of the reasons why I've been brought in [to EastEnders]." The actor, who played a guest role in Coronation Street, took the role of Carter "because it's a good part".
