Sentence examples for supposed object from inspiring English sources

The model - originally from Rochdale, folks - is in both Bizarre and 3am today talking about her musical tastes (she likes the Holloways and CSS) and being the supposed object of Kate Moss's ire (Kate apparently wouldn't attend Pete Doherty's recent birthday celebrations for fear of bumping into Agyness there).

Huddled in anonymous white vans parked in petrol stations, the opposing agencies were so hungry to be the first to film the aftermath of a drive-by or suicide, shoving matches between camera crews would frequently ignite into full-on brawls while the supposed object of their competition lay ignored nearby in a pool of blood.

Facts, though, are hard to come by as TPG declined comment, and the supposed object of its affection didn't return requests for comments by the time of publication.

While the supposed object does appear on Google Mars, scientists challenge the idea that it signals there's life on Mars.

First, that tropes (and not, as is more commonly supposed, objects or persons or states of affairs) are the bearers of final value.

Definition 3 (ε-neighborhood closures): Suppose objects set X' ⊆ X, in the dynamic process of synchronous clustering, if ∀ x, y ∈ X' satisfies x → ε y, and if ∀ x ∈ X, x → ε z, then z ∈ X', X' is called an ε-neighborhood closure, that is, for any object x ∈ X', N ε(x) = X' is established.

It means Serbia is not supposed to object to Kosovo's representation in regional organisations.

Meinong (1904) supposed that objects like Zeus, the fountain of youth, Sherlock Holmes, etc., are non-existent objects which exemplify the properties attributed to them.

Maybe it's the grainy photos of supposed unidentified objects, or the UFO Activity Scale, which is currently set to high.

Ransdell (1977, 169) describes the immediate object as "what we, at any time, suppose the object to be", and Hookway (1985, 139) describes it as "the object at the time it is first used and interpreted".

Suppose each object vanishes in sequence.