Sentence examples for safe to suppose from inspiring English sources

Is it safe to suppose that Nilakantha represents the "traditional" understanding of the text?

Is it safe to suppose that, since the actual world displays great variety, no two properties always coincide in this way?

As a white supremacist, it seems safe to suppose, what mattered to the shooter was that he hated difference — and saw, in the Sikh gurdwara at Oak Creek, a target for that hatred.

Her conversation, it is safe to suppose, was as brilliantly eccentric as her writing, intense and full of curiosity and wit, with abrupt changes of mood and subject that kept her listeners enthralled.

Given Powers's bona fides, it's reasonable to assume he would get the tradecraft right, and although I'm in no position to know for certain, it seems safe to suppose he has.

There wasn't much said beyond that, so it may be that it's something totally different from, say, a Wii HD, but since we have a recent DS release, it's safe to suppose it's something that's definitely new.

The assumption of the campaign finance reformer is that the general populace is as exercised by the outsized voice of the rich; it might be safer to suppose that the general population agrees with the intercessions of the rich.

It seems to me safer to suppose that all the contemporary world can provide us in terms of information about origins and early evolution is models.

I suppose it's safe to say that Friedan had quite a lot else on her mind.

I suppose it's safe to say that Beyoncé is the Queen.

IF YOU want to avoid an argument over religion at your next dinner party, you might suppose it safe to invite an economist or two.