Sentence examples for suppose pretty from inspiring English sources

The supremacy of Lewis Carroll's two Alice books — the 1865 "Alice in Wonderland" and its still better successor, "Through the Looking Glass, and What Alice Found There" — among children's books, and comic-philosophical literature generally, is by now, I suppose, pretty generally accepted.

By Adam Gopnik October 11, 2015 The supremacy of Lewis Carroll's two Alice books — the 1865 "Alice in Wonderland" and its still better successor, "Through the Looking Glass, and What Alice Found There" — among children's books, and comic-philosophical literature generally, is by now, I suppose, pretty generally accepted.

"We make no effort with baseball or American football, they're unintelligible to us, just as cricket, I suppose, is pretty unintelligible to Americans," he said.

The question this sort of behavior raises — which I suppose is pretty much the same question that you always have when you start to closely examine some weird personal predilection that doesn't seem to plague the other people around you — is this: How do you know when you've gone too far?

It sounds more sinister than it is, though I suppose it pretty much depends on which foreign government you're working for.

It's the first Alltel handset to feature Fastap "Press-to-Experience" shortcut keys tucked between the numbers on the keypad, which I suppose is pretty exciting if you've never owned a cell phone before.

In her defence, I suppose, it was pretty clear that he would have done the same, and her reasoning was pretty stirring stuff: "I need to work or I'll fall apart".

"I suppose I am pretty happy.

Although that, I suppose, is a pretty scary thought.

Now, I suppose I'm pretty good, though if I'm away for a bit, which I often am, I'll get rusty.

While the proprietor pumps the gas, the man remarks, "I suppose you're pretty sore at Leon Henderson?" "Can't say I am.