Sentence examples for suppose things from inspiring English sources

Suppose things change for the worse?

Then again, we suppose things could have been worse.

"Now I don't suppose things will ever be the same," she sighed.

Ken was known for telling people that rather than disbelieve outright, we should try to suppose things.

I suppose things were looking good for the British industry, and it was probably silly to think that but it did give us all a morale boost.

But as both cases show, the celebrity industry, with the connivance of the news outlets, is capable of turning any kind of illness (except, I suppose, things like irritable bowel syndrome) to its advantage.

But renewal becomes impossible if one supposes things to be constant that are not — safety, for example, or money, or power.

This difficulty vanishes if we suppose that the ground for duty is not the objective nature of the situation, but the way the agent supposes things to be.

"I suppose the things we make are too costly and time-consuming for them".

I suppose these things are the car guy equivalent of "let me tell you about my grandchildren".

READING Ike Turner's own account of his life, you might suppose that things had come a little too easy.