Sentence examples for suppose that it could from inspiring English sources

And I suppose that it could be argued that "Anyone Can Whistle" was ahead of its time in advancing this notion, given that movies with similar themes, like "King of Hearts" and "The Graduate," would soon become talismanic favorites of young Americans.

If any of the backers of this experiment suppose that it could, even in theory, distinguish false beliefs from true ones by their effects on the suppression of pain, they haven't really grasped what is going on here.

Suppose that it could be existed as many Lagrangian as the number of Hamiltonian.

Suppose that it could be shown that your surrogate (a better informed, more impartial version of you) would agree to P. What has that to do with you?

This means that integration of heritage-specific metadata has never been attempted, but it reasonable to suppose that it could be done given the available technologies.

To suppose that it could, is to suppose that the proposition "~Fa & ~Ga & ~Ha…" means "a does not exist," and yet by the lights of the Tractatus this proposition would show a's existence — or, more correctly, it would show something that one tries to put into words by saying "a exists" (cf. 5.535, Corr, 126)).

No one in his right mind supposes that it could reach sixty-four billion withorrificrificonsequencesexceptceperhapsaps a few economists.

The FGIs were based on judgement sampling that aimed at maximum variety as we supposed that it could work as a proxy for differences in rehabilitation offers and needs [ 13].

I suppose that means it could come any time," he says.

Now why do you suppose that is? Could it be that we aren't actually spending time with our friends?

And I suppose that could happen and I could come back ten years from now.