Sentence examples for normally supposed from inspiring English sources

He was back in the lineup and is normally supposed to boost the team's defense.

In the literature, the sequencing of actions has been normally supposed to be pre-determined.

The other doubt undermines the judgment that I am ever awake (i.e., in the way normally supposed) — call this the 'Always Dreaming Doubt'.

After these, it is normally supposed that Plato's next two works were the Parmenides and the Theaetetus, probably in that order.

The regular Tuesday maintenance lasted much longer than it was normally supposed to, and servers have been suffering from ridiculous lag for some time now.

Although a label like 'Hungarian' will inevitably be used in practice by linguists, it is normally supposed to be taken as a convenient shorthand for 'the idiolect of some typical inhabitant of Hungary'.

There are errors in a lot more of the scientific papers being published, written about and acted on than anyone would normally suppose, or like to think.Various factors contribute to the problem.

But if, as is plausible, good reason to trust requires sufficient evidence of the trustee's trustworthiness, reasonable trust appears both to have its venturesomeness diminished and, at the same time, to become more difficult to achieve than we normally suppose.

Normally, we suppose that form is separate and real.

Normally, mammals are supposed to die with CaPO4 located in bones and teeth (and antlers for male deer) only and nowhere else, because under the normal conditions soft tissues are not mineralized.

Normally, statisticians are supposed to adjust their numbers to account for "multiple comparisons".