Sentence examples for rather supposed to 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.

Or rather, was supposed to roar.

He has been, or rather is supposed to be, spending much of this month writing on Martha's Vineyard.

Or, rather, it is supposed to be.

Rather, juries are supposed to make their judgments solely according to the evidence before them.

Or rather, it is supposed to be like that, but in our case it is not.

Rather, it is supposed to clear ideas with the agency before moving to close any deals on its behalf.

But the décor is not meant to suggest a barnyard gone wrong; rather, it's supposed to feel like a very rich English club.

Rather, it is supposed to suggest that any individual, no matter who, is vulnerable to the ravages of drugs and alcohol.