Sentence examples for supposed his from inspiring English sources
He supposed his loyalty was an addiction, "like alcohol".
He supposed his father, a country doctor in Texas, had first got him interested in bones from that green glow of the X-ray machine in his office.
Appreciation of the pastoral poem "Lycidas," by the English poet John Milton, is doubtless enhanced by a study of the pastoral tradition in poetry, with which Milton supposed his readers to be acquainted.
He says in his memoir, without huge remorse, that he supposed his happiest years as an academic were at UCL, into whose senior common room, in Kermode's day, colleagues used to bring their bicycles.
What does Boehner suppose his own job is?
Cole has reason to suppose his luck has turned.
"Singin' in the Rain" had "Moses supposes his toeses are roses".
Suppose his health-care plan was the one you'd dreamed of.
Not for Mr. Lessac "Moses supposes his toeses are roses" and other staples of phonetic pedagogy.
It was, I suppose, his way of saying that, for all its sweeping ambitions, the U.S.S.
Suppose his opponent that night had a sore ankle and did not move well?
