Sentence examples for supposed he speaks from inspiring English sources

"Nigel is the present leader of Ukip and when he speaks, it will be supposed he speaks for the party.

Aristotle can seemingly escape this dilemma only if it is supposed that he speaks of the city-state as "natural" in another sense of the term.

An Asian American who supposed he might write and speak, in English no less, looked to virtually all others foolish and silly.

He replied: "I don't suppose she speaks it on the train".

"I don't suppose she speaks it on the train," an exasperated Farage responded.

"Yeah, I don't suppose she speaks it on the train," Mr. Farage replied, "that's the point I'm making".

"When you talk to somebody from your own group with your own tongue, they look at you like, he is not a Sudanese, he is supposed to speak Arabic," he said.

He knew he wasn't supposed to speak to Gilligan in those terms, but he believed the dossier was exaggerated.

Last year, he was denied entry into Malaysia, where he was supposed to speak about democracy.

"He was supposed to speak with an accent.

His name had been prominent in trade speculation, and he was supposed to speak enthusiastically about remaining in New York.