Sentence examples for suppose which from inspiring English sources

The Lib Dem wants some sort of post-election domestic summit to get real on the budget: tripartisanship, I suppose, which goes Obama one better.

I could barely understand those essays — they're too erudite for me, I suppose — which made me glad that Roth has written mostly fiction.

I am a naturalized citizen and would not therefore be called a "nativist," I suppose, which doesn't sound friendly at all.

Bowl a snorting leg cutter next up that beats the outside edge, I suppose, which is precisely what Morkel has just done.

Or say "LOL" through your arse, I suppose, which makes a sort of pun because, linguistically speaking, LOL is now a form of phatic communication.

The candles were lit now and there was a sense of excitement – fervour I suppose, which a couple of times spilled over into near-fights.

Micro-magneto-convection (MMC-effect) inside the diffusion layer are supposed, which can be erased by the magnetohydrodynamic convection (MHD).

where the will of the people prevails, the danger of injustice arises from the interest real or supposed which a majority may have in trespassing on that of the minority.

Regarding the changes in the iCNV after PMR-training, central nervous mechanisms of the PMR-effect are supposed which may be mediated by the serotonin metabolism.

This theory differs from all other contemporary approaches, even though Bacon states that "many theories of the heavens may be supposed which agree well enough with the phenomena and yet differ with each other" (Bacon IV [1901], 104).

This suggests that the Amazonian fauna has an older origin than supposed, which is in agreement with recent syntheses [ 15, 67].