Sentence examples for supposed itself from inspiring English sources

She claims that "retributivists' theory of punishment was supposed itself to answer the question of which punishments are morally acceptable and which are not" (ibid.: 213).

After that, R m supposes itself to be the selected relay and chooses the 'best' source which can contribute most to γ e 2 e ( k, m ).

He supposed Bridgehampton itself was handsome, in a faux-founding-fathers sort of way, and Silver Barn was certainly a fine house, set atop a low, wooded hill with a view down over pitch pine and shrub oak to an ever-shining line of distant ocean.

The mood was like that of 125th Street on election night 2008 in miniature, which, I suppose, was itself a miniature of what it must have been like in Tahrir Square when they pulled the plug on Mubarak.

Hard to ever tell if these people are just full-on murderer-level dead-inside emotion vacuums – "hehe," they say, then, six hours later, "hehe", and then again, later, "hehe" – or they genuinely do find every remote crumb of WhatsApp patter genuinely funny, which I suppose in itself displays its own special psychological maniac profile.

But how is this situation supposed to resolve itself?

The Nest is supposed to program itself -- and save you energy in the process.

Unless, of course, his anger about the breaking of the supposed script was itself the script.

The service, which is supposed to support itself financially, is closing post offices and processing plants, cutting jobs and promoting the mailing of letters and packages.

In theory, the court is supposed to confine itself, as an unelected body, to interpreting the text of the constitution and laws, and not legislate by decree.

Banks have some flexibility in determining how to make those estimates, and the auditor is supposed to satisfy itself that the methods used are reasonable.