Sentence examples for supposed the from inspiring English sources

He supposed the children would stop coughing by morning.

They marked, he supposed, the beginning of his era.

"It was, he supposed, the element of contact.

He supposed the funeral was resolution of a sorts.

One of the executives responded: "And I supposed the science is the issue.

Perhaps, he supposed, the unbeliever can be persuaded by consideration of self-interest.

I supposed the coriander and orange zest would need some time to infuse.

They rarely saw their neighbor but supposed the house was a chateau.

The snowfalls she remembered from her childhood seemed lost to time and, she supposed, the changing climate.

In an apocryphal but oft-cited exchange, Hemingway supposed the rich to be different only because they had more money.

She supposed the fools were talking about memory — the trees' memory of some water source that had now dried up.