Sentence examples for supposed children from inspiring English sources

Dumbo There are plenty of frankly horrifying moments in this supposed children's film from 1941, but none so harrowing as the scene when Dumbo visits his imprisoned, supposedly mad mummy elephant and she sings him a lullaby while cradling him in her trunk.

He suggests why many Indians rolled their eyes at "Slumdog Millionaire": most of the "supposed children of the slums spoke in upper-class accents".

The vigilantes contacted police with the messages and then filmed Said waiting for the supposed child.

"As evidence of the supposed child abuse, the police were picking up knitting needles and pieces of wood used to prop the windows open.

"I suppose children usually haven't paid.

"I suppose children just accept whatever their lot is," she says.

For Spivet, maps are what "forms bridges between here and there"; "I suppose children are particularly susceptible to such irrational connections," he suggests, in his professorial tones.

"I suppose child abuse is something people can do together," Elliot said.

He supposed the children would stop coughing by morning.

The research suggested depression does not just affect the supposed favoured child.

As the ball squirmed beneath the Holland keeper, the supposed "wild child" swivelled on his heels and raced to the away technical area where Koeman waited, arms outstretched.