Sentence examples for supposed but that from inspiring English sources

F. Scott Fitzgerald visited the observation deck that year and was surprised to discover that New York "was not the endless succession of canyons that he had supposed but that it had limits".

Hamilton thought Karim was not as dangerous as some supposed but that he was "a stupid man, and on that account he may become a tool in the hands of other men".

One never does know, does one, I suppose; but that is more sophistry than scrappiness.

That might last, I suppose, but that's really to do with the Queen".

I have a more relaxed view of my own death now, I suppose, but that may not be a positive.

It wasn't immediately clear what drove the fantasy — a desire for less free-floating hostility in the campaign, I suppose, but that seemed too easy.

You could work, I suppose, but that is what being at work is for.

You can teach around that, I suppose, but that's hard duty.

But, I suppose that just reiterates that I am in fact, AT TIMES, stubborn.

Vendetta gave her a dog that is supposed to eat her but that never happened.

But suppose that this is difficult - that consumption loans are hard to come by.