Sentence examples for supposed though from inspiring English sources

From Sokolov, she supposed, though she had never noticed any such virtues in him before he'd abandoned her.

He is 6ft tall and I had supposed – though height is no longer compulsory – that he might be cast as a cop.

The drugs he'd taken at six-thirty were wearing off, and he took another codeine for the pain, another Dilaudid — because he was addicted, he supposed, though it was hardly the desperate condition they wanted you to believe — and an Ambien to get to sleep.

Just suppose, though, someone came up with the money.

Suppose, though, that you study (a) intelligence, creativity, or wisdom using (b) individual-difference methodology.

Suppose, though, you were to switch the models you were using for your dinner party.

Suppose, though, there were a method, and suppose the nation had to make a choice between proven anti-obesity programs and proven anti-smoking programs.

Suppose, though, that job-recruiting agencies were fitted with fMRI machines (unlikely at the moment, given their expense, but not unimaginable).

And, second, is it a constitutional exercise of the power?" Justice Elena Kagan asked: "I suppose, though, General, one question is whether the determined efforts of Congress not to refer to this as a tax make a difference.

Suppose, though, that the negotiations were a simple one-step computerized process started by a third party: the city, say, or a private organization trusted by both tenants and landlords.

Suppose, though, that we grant this part of the argument.