Sentence examples for supposed her from inspiring English sources

The other baby, a girl, was, Stella supposed, her grandchild.

"Doesn't your mother ever wash it?" "The doctor?" Ruth supposed her own question had been merely rhetorical.

I was ready to concede the first two adjectives and even the third, but I supposed her to be somewhat on the stern and humorless side.

"No one who had ever seen Catherine in her infancy would have supposed her born to be an heroine… She never could learn or understand anything before she was taught: and sometimes not even then".

Her parents always gave the new kids a tambourine and stuck them back with Molly, because it was easy to play the tambourine, though there were intricacies to it that nobody else understood or appreciated, and because she was nice, though she was actually only about half as nice as everyone supposed her to be.

The deadly toxin had apparently been administered by Kent about two hours before Fanny died and now, it was supposed, her spirit wanted justice.

Suppose her neighbors objected to her playing and she had to move?

Almost on autopilot, I suppose; her fingers would just be there.

Philip Pullman, to whom you might suppose her indebted, almost put her off writing: "I loved His Dark Materials.

I suppose her head was full of thoughts of her own that left little room for anything else.

Although I suppose her tail could count for some kind of freaky green skirt.