Sentence examples for suppose always from inspiring English sources
IT IS, you might suppose, always good to have an alternative.
"My dear," Keynes once wrote to Strachey, "I have always suffered and I suppose always will from a most unalterable obsession that I am so physically repulsive that I've no business to hurl my body on anyone else's.
… to go through the work again another time is, I suppose, always advantageous, but at that time, the pros and cons were just for me … it was just not that important to me.
But actors are like that, he supposed; always making scenes.
The most extraordinary of all such combinations, he says, is "an infant's head of about two years old, with a pair of duck's wings placed under its chin, supposed always to be flying about, and singing psalms".
Third, all nodes in the network are supposed always to be active and ready to generate evidence if a malicious activity is noticed.
Why? "I suppose we always knew it was coming, didn't we?
I suppose you always have an ambiguous relationship with your parents' best friends.
I suppose you always paint the things you most want to see".
It triggers off memories, I suppose it always does when you go back to a home town.
