Sentence examples for suppose quite from inspiring English sources
It was, I suppose, quite a seminal time: I questioned everything.
JT: I suppose quite early on, with this passion for, and respect for, story.
To plough that through and get what you want, it requires you to be, I suppose, quite certain.
I suppose quite a good argument for the non-existence of God is the very fact that he hasn't popped down in person recently to shout "Stop it!" at fundamentalists of all stripes.
No! That's what she called back gaily from somewhere else entirely (kitchen, yes - must be kitchen, I suppose; quite a big flat, this - quite roomy, maybe) - of course I couldn't: anyway, I'm a vegetarian - didn't you know that?
"Doctors, lawyers … what I do, I suppose, is quite frivolous".
Although I suppose I quite enjoy finding out where the line is".
"Miss Havisham, I suppose, is quite repressed and contained, while Hélène is very liberated, seductive and manipulative.
He kept looking at the picture, breathing slowly but heavily, as if undecided: "Well, you know, in the normal ways," which I suppose was quite a good answer.
I suppose I quite like people saying, "You're not, are you?" But this year, for the first time, a couple of times I've felt it.
We were the better football team, which I suppose is quite funny to say given Barcelona's reputation these days, but we got involved in a kicking match and we lost.
