Sentence examples for suppose that it will from inspiring English sources

Moral leadership, a moral generosity in politics, will not resolve every question — to suppose that it will is a form of sentimentality — but it is an essential part of what is required in Jerusalem and beyond.

Not that vanity ever vanished: "Appearance is important to old women, not because we suppose that it will impress other people, but because of what we see ourselves when we look in a mirror".

I suppose that it will be the fault of the nattering nabobs of negativism, who turned the victory that was within our grasp to defeat, rather than the inevitable outcome of a flawed policy.

Suppose that Iran will simply stop exporting the 2.7 million barrels of oil that it provides the market with every day.

On the face of things, there isn't any reason to suppose that Republicans will grow backbones anytime soon.

I suppose that will change soon.

I suppose that will now change.

If we have a national health care program, how much additional paperwork do you suppose that will generate?

"The one I haven't won is the league but I suppose that will be very difficult this season going from seventh last season.

You could argue that "Byzantine" should really be a byword for clever, efficient administration and heroic resilience in the face of adversity, but I don't suppose that will happen soon.

"Trump is a name associated with a certain cachet and bravado, I suppose, that will attract certain kinds of people," said Rita Rodriguez, chief executive of the Brand Union, a corporate branding and identity agency.