Sentence examples for supposed that if from inspiring English sources

Williams supposed that if he had a nickel for every time Chaney had mentioned that word, "I'd be a multimillionaire right now," he said.

At least, it might be supposed that, if we speak of understanding art, it is because we think of art as having content, something that must be understood by the appropriate audience.

He supposed that, if vital heat were not the sum of all the heats of the substances involved in chemical reactions within the organic body, there must be some other source of heat not subject to physical laws.

The present day is, however, a period of effective contraception and expensive paternity suits, so the biologists still supposed that if they could only look back a century or two, things would be different.

During bouts of childhood theism, I always supposed that if God had a voice, it would be that of Oliver Postgate, the same matchless blend of authority, kindliness and humour.

First, it has often been supposed that, if the belief in an overall pattern is abandoned, one is obliged to acquiesce in the view that the historical process consists of no more than an arbitrary succession of occurrences, a mere agglomeration or patchwork of random incidents and episodes.

Suppose that, if you do nothing, Jones will live a life worth 100 units, and Smith will live a life worth 0 units.

Theorem 1 C. Suppose that For, and if, then for any (1.4).

Suppose that and If then (1.13).

Suppose that (m=2l) (if m is odd, we can add a trivial equation to the system).

Part "if": suppose that, then there exists such that (3.22).