Sentence examples for rather supposed from inspiring English sources

"Isn't God rather supposed to be in charge of that sort of thing himself?" the cheeky young scamp asked.

They are rather supposed to be merely possible events: experiences which are indistinguishable for the subject from a genuine perception of an object.

The age-class effect, which results in an unbalanced high ratio of mature stands, is rather supposed to cause a disproportionally high level of emissions by harvesting in the near future.

Serena Williams, then: One rather supposes you all, or even y'all, know the story: the American has won three US Opens and is rather the favourite to win a fourth, having won Wimbledon (for the fifth time) and singles Olympic gold (for the first time) this summer.

Such attempts may not take into account sufficiently regional differences and context, but rather suppose a one-size-fits-all solution.

Rather, suppose that there are four transactions (T_1), (T_2), (T_3) and (T_4) and (T_1) and (T_2) belong to Type I and (T_3) and (T_4) belong to Type II.

Thus, if we take presupposition failure as our example, the suggestion is that instead of supposing that the proposition that the present King of France is bald does not have a truth value if the King of France does not exist, one should rather suppose that the sentence 'the present King of France is bald' does not express a proposition, and therefore fails to have a truth value.

I rather suppose it to be a case of complex hysteria in which a splitting of the personality has set in' (ibid.: 144).

Low estimates suppose that the vaccine only prevents cases with genotypes targeted by the vaccine, while high estimates rather suppose that the vaccine prevents all cases where at least one genotype targeted by the vaccine is present, even in the presence of another genotype.

Or rather, was supposed to roar.

"The Plautine in Plautus" consists in pervasive qualities rather than supposed innovations of plot or technique.