Sentence examples for supposed history from inspiring English sources

Rolleston was unconvinced by the skull's supposed history, and visited Wilkinson's home to see the skull shortly afterwards.

Hieracium s.str. is a highly diverse group (500-8000 species depending on taxonomic concept) known for its notorious taxonomic complexity, which is associated with a variation in ploidy level, breeding system and supposed history of extensive hybridization [ 3, 4].

"What do you mean?" "Forget those supposed histories you find in books.

Much of the back story is explained via dialogue between characters, who recount unreliable, often mutually contradictory, versions of their supposed histories.

"Copperfield," the first novel that Dickens wrote in the first person, tells the story of his own life: "I suppose history never lies, does it?" said Mr. Dick, with a gleam of hope.

I suppose history should have given us a hint of what could happen.

Suppose history repeated itself and at the end of this year the justices were hearing arguments in Trump vs. Clinton.

But they probably weren't privy to the script for the rest of the show, with repeated references to their appearance, weight, supposed sexual history (and future) and digs about professional tenacity being tantamount to nagging.