Sentence examples for suppose that someone from inspiring English sources
Suppose that someone has a dream in April that there will be an earthquake in September, and on the basis of his dream he forms the belief that there will be an earthquake in September.
Suppose that someone says 'A is B.' In every world in the context set, the sentence semantically expresses either a necessary truth (if the two descriptions single out the same object in the world) or a necessary falsehood (if they don't).
I suppose that someone broke some rules, I don't know.
For suppose that someone becomes convinced that 87 people will attend.
I suppose that someone in the Labour party locally has gone, 'not him'".
Now, I suppose that someone like Langone will just respond that it's all gibberish he can't understand.
Think of it this way: Suppose that, for $10, someone is willing to sell you a baseball card of a current player that you believe is worth about $20. That's a margin of safety of 50%.
Richman (2003, 56 57) supposes that someone is healthy if she can strive for a consistent set of goals that would be chosen by an idealized version of herself if she were fully aware of her "objectified subjective interest" (p.45).
I suppose that's selfish but for someone like me who doesn't practise safe sex, I feel I have a somewhat safe sex life.
You can't move an inch without someone judging you, and I suppose that's just the way life goes".
