Sentence examples for supposed like from inspiring English sources

He is supposed, like Fukurokuju, another of the seven with whom he is often confused, to have once lived on earth as a Chinese Taoist sage.

The crowd are supposed, like the American multitudes before them, to faint with anxiety, empathise through the long nights, discern some noble purpose in his supposed travails in the ice, up pillars, inside glass containers.

Be friends with who you like, not who you're supposed to like.

We're not supposed to like pink, because we're supposed to like pink.

How is she supposed to like you if you don't even like yourself?

"Napoleon, I suppose, like everything".

Some, I suppose, like it cold.

"I suppose like a myth," she says flatly.

Most of us, I suppose, like to think we have a good general knowledge.

"It was just like a little childish mannerism, I suppose like brushing your teeth or something," she says.

I suppose like Napoleon he went a bit barmy,' said his lover Keane.