Sentence examples for suppose should be from inspiring English sources

For years, I have been making the argument that we need to stop calling people "white". Finally, someone agrees with me! Hamid, who is Pakistani, describes the mother of a friend as "what I suppose should be called European-American". Calling a group of people "white" gives them an edge over many other Americans.

In the 10-minute version of the animated film that bears his name, 9 and his comrades — who I suppose should be called robots, though they are softer and rounder than the contraptions usually evoked by that word — navigate their surroundings without speech.

If the Tiger Mother is the fearful figure most responsible for making working women feel they are somehow failing their children or their colleagues or themselves, then the Wet Wipe, I suppose, should be the guy most likely to make me and others like me – men who prefer to take a more freestyle approach to fatherhood – question our behaviour and doubt ourselves.

This set of issues, one supposes, should be familiar terrain for Donald Trump, one of only a handful of U.S. Presidents to occupy the Oval Office following an extensive career in business.

Religious festivals, I suppose, shouldn't be exempt.

Who, one might ask, do the reporters and Laura Spence's headteacher suppose should have been refused a place so that she could go to Oxford?

I suppose I should be honest and say fear.

I suppose I should be flattered.

I suppose you should be able to do either.

But I suppose we should be thankful for small mercies.

Which is odd, as I suppose I should be flattered.