Sentence examples for suppose the most from inspiring English sources

For me, I suppose the most important thing is the search for the truth.

"I suppose the most troublesome aspect is the complete absence of any administrative sanctions, fine or penalty".

Chris Huhne: Well I suppose the most important message I wanted to get across is really to say sorry to my family, friends, colleagues and constituents.

Most often, this sort of bonding springs from romantic love, and in the English novel I suppose the most beloved pairings are Elizabeth and Darcy, in "Pride and Prejudice," and Catherine and Heathcliff, in "Wuthering Heights".

It is, I suppose, the most basic kind of everyday ethical problem: if there is an established social order (where the rules are universally understood), is it ever O.K. for someone to break the unspoken agreement everyone else has made, particularly in situations in which very little is at stake?

I suppose the most dignified way to respond to such disappointments is to stay calm while others raise hell on your behalf, as the great All-Black Wayne Shelford did while everyone else in New Zealand, up to and including the sheep, bleated about the decision not to take him to the 1991 World Cup.

Since the solution of a large linear system of sparse equations supposes the most time-consuming phase, several public domain parallel numerical libraries, with state-of-the-art capabilities, have been tested.

If we suppose that the most common note combination is used 100 times, the second most common combination will be used 50 times and the third 33 times.

That explosion, let us suppose, was the most newsworthy event of the day.

Suppose that the most recent accepted node (labelled t - 1) has descendants d1 and d2.

I suppose the books we love most are those that impact us most powerfully for any reason.