Sentence examples for suppose since from inspiring English sources

So I suppose since then my ambition has been to write a book.

"I'm going to vote for Wilson," I told him, lowering my voice, I suppose, since, after all, I was the sworn Republican registrar in that voting booth.

And this is apt, too, I suppose, since it is a postscript to Billy's Rain, which won him the 1996 TS Eliot prize.

Its fair, I suppose, since my skin is jubilantly colorful (also resembling the paper with the candy dots) and the most stare-magnetic of all.

Logical, I suppose, since we often talk of Nineteen-O-Five; yet when did the habit of using O when you really mean nought become acceptable?

Like them, she seems to home in on her prey and take them out cleanly and efficiently (not a surprise, I suppose, since she was trained as a killing machine at Sandhurst).

The key insight is that the smallest constituents of the world are not particles, as had been supposed since ancient times, but "strings" — tiny strands of energy.

Hence, he supposes, since we do conceive a supremely perfect being we do have the idea of a supremely perfect being we must conclude that a supremely perfect being exists.

The variability of these three regions probably reveals different evolutionary strategies of speciation and divergence, which can be assumed older than previously supposed, since it does not only occur in the Retroviridae group, but also in all Ty3/Gypsy LTR retroelements of plants, fungi and animals.

On Nov. 6, 1998, the first stone was reportedly laid, but there hasn't been a word about the supposed project since then.

The plural is, I suppose, inevitable, since the hypothesis of a single inventor — some infinite Leibniz working in obscurity and self-effacement — has been unanimously discarded.