Sentence examples for suppose rather from inspiring English sources

I suppose Rather Be has changed my life.

Local business oligarchs are, as you might suppose, rather unenthusiastic about the entry of new companies.

It's a matter of temperament, I suppose, rather than literary judgment.

I dressed more like a pop star, I suppose, rather than the traditional blazer and tall trousers other players went for".

Half-terrorised and half-seduced by the fantasy of their untimely ends, he exists in "a perfected dream of tragic love" heavily influenced by Italian opera; wistful admiration for La Bohème has even led him to suppose, rather proudly, that he suffers from a Mimi Complex.

This is a comparative claim (it is more thinly populated than many realists suppose) rather than a claim about cardinality.

People who have strong personalities might respond according to what they think they are supposed to say rather than what they are actually feeling, according to USA Today.

I suppose he rather liked it".

Blue Balliett seems to assume that her readers are Petras and Calders (and, I suppose, Blues) rather than Denises, and why not?

A human body is not the individual organism its proud owner may suppose but rather a walking zoo of microbes and parasites, each exploiting a special ecological niche in its comfortable, temperature-controlled conveyance.

I suppose my rather boring and niche question is whether Mr Naylor is a potato farmer?" Updated at 11.31pm GMT 11.28pm GMT 60th over: New Zealand 147-2 (Williamson 51, Taylor 30) Some good running from the batsmen give Williamson three for a gentle push through the covers, then the bowler drops short and Williamson brings up a dogged 50 with another cart to midwicket.