Sentence examples for suppose some sort of from inspiring English sources

Which made Hunt, I suppose, some sort of Charon, guiding them to the afterlife.

QUESTION FROM BRIAN: Suppose some sort of power sharing agreement is reached; why is there any reason to think that the Talibs won't, once again, form support amid failed governance and backwardness and roll onto Kabul as soon as the US begins to withdraw?

When you look at Owen Hargreaves' performance in the quarter-final against Portugal and the penalty shoot-out that followed, and consider that the man of the match was the only England player never to have played in England, there is good reason to suppose that some sort of corrupting influence must be at work at home.

Supposing that some sort of repressed homosexual feelings were in play, you failed to mention a word that would have described the trigger towards destructive behavior.

I suppose I sort of have.

To be the subject of the "Two-Minute Hate" is an unnerving experience, but I suppose it's some sort of badge of honour that they think I was worth trying to destroy.

"I suppose there's some sort of subliminal connection between our sound and the architecture," he said.

I suppose there's some sort of old-school feminist defiance of convention in a woman announcing that she's shagged dozens of men.

I suppose you get some sort of narcissistic thrill out of how much everyone talks about you -- even fears you.

I suppose there's some sort of security to it, but it's not a dream that any 22-year-old would have, when you're young and the world's straight in front of you.

I am supposed to be some sort of mind reader, I guess.