Sentence examples for reasonably suppose from inspiring English sources

Now, imagine totally neutral reasons why others might reasonably suppose you are eating alone.

"One must reasonably suppose that plaintiff purchased the hot chocolate to drink and not so that he could spill it," he wrote.

It's tough enough preparing children for jobs that we might reasonably suppose will exist in the future – nurses, teachers, doctors, refuse collectors, the poor sap of an England manager, cyber-fluffers to curate your social media profile.

Contrary to what you might reasonably suppose, this line isn't actually a queue to get in – it's a line to gain permission to come back later for a specific screening of Steve McQueen's film.

Though one might reasonably suppose that modular systems must be at least weakly encapsulated, the converse doesn't follow.

One might reasonably suppose that the results would parallel the delta case.

The strategic killing of activists and their families has deprived the opposition party, the Movement for Democratic Change, not only of its dead stalwarts but also of hundreds of other essential workers who have fled while reasonably supposing they will be next.

Herein, the sensing temperature was 400 °C; thus, it can be reasonably supposed that the dominant oxygen species on the surface of the sensor was O 2−.

(There are two other senses of "per se" given here, and although it is reasonably supposed they have no bearing on demonstration, we will see below that some medieval commentators tried to make something of them).

In the slave case above, Nozick reasonably supposes that the slave would prefer that "normal" meant "moral"; in which case the slave would not be beaten even if he did not do A. By comparison to this baseline, the slave-owner's proposal is a threat, not an offer.

Generally speaking, it is reasonably supposed that the consistent genes may be more likely involved in T2D, but we cannot exclude the possibilities of other genes also being involved.