Sentence examples for supposed because from inspiring English sources

I say supposed because, as Dorothy Wordsworth's diary makes clear, Wordsworth wasn't actually alone when he saw the famous daffodils.

Trump said Kelly, one of the moderators of that debate, had treated him unfairly – perhaps, he infamously supposed, because she had "blood coming out of her wherever".

Once, I've been told, when he was being driven to East Hampton for the weekend by his hostess, he surprised her by producing a carefully typed list of the hospitals along the route — not, as she supposed, because he was afraid of having a heart attack but in case he had to go to the bathroom.

Once, I've been told, when he was being driven to East Hampton for the weekend by his hostess, he surprised her by producing a carefully typed list of the hospitals along the route not, as she supposed, because he was afraid of having a heart attack but in case he had to go to the bathroom.

Laudan and Leplin also suggest, however, that even if the universal existence of empirical equivalents were conceded, this would do much less to establish the significance of underdetermination than its champions have supposed, because "theories with exactly the same empirical consequences may admit of differing degrees of evidential support" (1991, 465).

Well, David Cameron liked it just fine, he supposed, because his heckler had made the tactical error of trying to make a serious point about soldiers' after-service care while wearing a furry white gilet and being a dick.

I suppose because marriage is real.

I suppose because he went to America".

I suppose because I haven't got any.

"I suppose because I'm a mum now.

I suppose because that's the way he felt; I suppose because it mattered to him," he says.