Sentence examples for supposed true from inspiring English sources

Even "Bonnie and Clyde: A Folk Tale" has a gay subplot, with J. Edgar Hoover singing and dancing and eventually showing his supposed true colors.

Modernity has mostly stripped the site of all those layers of history to recover a Periclean-era past that represents, because it has come to mean the most to us, its supposed true self — a process of archeological excavation, based on another modern kind of fiction about historical and scientific objectivity that inevitably adds its own layer of history.

In An Essay Towards a New Theory of Vision (1709), he examined visual distance, magnitude, position, and problems of sight and touch and concluded that "the proper (or real) objects of sight" are not without the mind, though "the contrary be supposed true of tangible objects".

If on the other hand he retreats to saying that doing them is just a disguise for selfishness, first, it is not clear that he is doing science anymore, and second, we can properly reply that if so it is the disguise, and not our supposed true nature, that matters to the waitress or the innocent who is accused.

where is a result pixel after filter and is a supposed true pixel.

Counts, measured speeds and path travel times have been collected performing a dynamic user equilibrium assignment by DYNAMEQ [22], given a supposed "true" demand matrix, which is assumed to be unknown to the analyst.

So we supposed the true Hsp genes should have a higher expression correlation with HR probe-sets compared with other genes.

But I suppose the true reason is sadder.

I suppose the true identity of somebody who was once a spy is unlikely to be straightforward.

Hence, let us suppose it true.

First, suppose the true effect in the population is zero.