Sentence examples for no one supposes from inspiring English sources

However, no one supposes that our skill on bikes indicates a "bicycling organ".

No one supposes that Frege said the last word on any topic; but there is scarcely a live question in contemporary philosophy of language for whose examination Frege's views do not form at least the best starting point.

No one supposes that all definite descriptions are rigid (on all uses: see §2.3.1); as we have seen, 'the brightest non-lunar object in the evening sky' is not rigid.

(No one supposes that even normal children develop a theory of mind much before the age of three or four).

No one supposes that abstract entities classes, relations, properties, etc.—exist in space-time; but we mean more than this.

The chief inspector must view responsibility for children's services with the utmost gravity, but no one supposes that Ms Spielman would do anything else.

No one supposed, in 1999, that removing the hereditary peers was where reform would end.

Oesterhelt's discovery prompted a wave of research in labs around the world, but no one supposed that genes from a single-celled bacteria could be transported across billions of years of evolution to function in a mammalian brain.

Dad said, "Look, you can't go out, they said on the radio no one's supposed to be on the roads".

As for the right, well, no one really supposes that their current opposition to the mandate is a slam on the private health care industry.

But Locke evidently did not suppose that to consent to another's action is to give the other the right to do it; and no one else supposes that it does, except perhaps confused philosophers.