Sentence examples for sometimes supposed from inspiring English sources

It is sometimes supposed that the turtle's ear is a degenerate organ, largely or even completely unresponsive to sound.

It wasn't as suicidal as is sometimes supposed: 673 men rode out; 118 were killed and 127 wounded.

McCrum's biography makes it clear that he was a much more astute figure than is sometimes supposed.

Introducing the research paper, the Tory peer wrote: "Public opinion on immigration is more varied, and certainly more nuanced, than is sometimes supposed.

She also reflected that playing comedy was less challenging than is sometimes supposed: "I have never played comedy anyway, except absolutely straight.

The songs are built around noises that Camille makes with her mouth and body: clicks, slaps, and hoots that are only sometimes supposed to be funny.

Family membership is not the super-deal we sometimes suppose it is for nannies, either.

In some ways including her is a salute to child readers, whose taste in books can be a good deal better than their elders sometimes suppose.

Because tropical warming will be less extreme, scientists sometimes suppose that tropical species will suffer less from climate change.

Mr Mugabe's thugs are still beating and sometimes killing supposed backers of Mr Tsvangirai.

The different schools of late Neoplatonism seem to have differed less from each other than has sometimes been supposed.