Sentence examples for suppose having from inspiring English sources

I suppose having a fairly intact ego got me through.

I suppose having artists at the meeting is not all that surprising.

I suppose, having been there, I am more aware of the warts and all of the business.

I suppose having the freedom to experience the same level of guilt, inadequacy and persistent low-level worry as the next person is an equality of sorts.

"I suppose having me tell them, over and over again how brilliant I was, how brilliant the band were, how hard I worked and how classic it has all proven to be will eventually drive all my fans away.

"We are a little more laid back about these things, I suppose, having become accustomed to the threat of the I.R.A.," said Ben Moore, a London-based salesman at BT Broadcast Services' elaborate booth, which included a makeshift pub.

Honest criticism, I suppose, has its place.

Things could, I suppose, have turned out otherwise.

Millions — billions, I suppose — have been spent on the project.

But even nice neighborhoods, I suppose, have problems".

His mother, he supposed, had gone back to England then.