Sentence examples for supposed height from inspiring English sources
Even during the Crusades, the supposed height of the "clash of civilizations," Christian and Muslim rulers freely collaborated across the religious divide, often finding themselves aligned with members of the rival religion against their co-religionists.
It was named after its supposed height above sea level, though its actual height is only 590 feet.
The play's title derives from the supposed towering height of the Clarke family, although none of the actors are particularly tall, and, for that matter, the family height figures only tangentially.
He is 6ft tall and I had supposed – though height is no longer compulsory – that he might be cast as a cop.
While the most common calibration method is based on an extracorporeal metallic sphere with a defined diameter positioned at the supposed vertical height of the center of the hip, intracorporeal implants have also been used successfully (Meyer and Kotecha 2008, Paul et al. 2012).
The parameter z o represents a reference height supposed to be equal to 100 km, and P is the period of the tidal wind (24 h for diurnal and 12 h for semidiurnal tides).
Faking sick on the day we were supposed to do height-weight testing, only to find out upon return that it had been postponed a day; jiggling my leg incessantly until I had to step on the scale in hopes of losing "enough" weight by midmorning.
How does any of that make any sense at all? BMI is supposed to correct for height, but you can see that it doesn't unless you're close to the average adult height.
Height was supposed to be measured in inches, but occasionally, as in this case, feet and inches (or even centimeters) were recorded on the form.
His presence at the centre of post-transition political life indicated the weakness of democratic forces, even at the height of their supposed triumph.
"These things happen, but they're not supposed to happen at the height of an athlete's life and career and on one of the biggest days of their career.
