Sentence examples for supposed words from inspiring English sources

It's impossible to know for sure, but she wanted as we all do to use the supposed words of someone better than ourselves to lend weight to her argument.

"Suppose word gets around that I fell for such a thing.

The protesters justified their action with reference to supposed holy words.

While they are probably apocryphal, his supposed last words—"By attempting many things, I have accomplished nothing"—do evoke the span of his life's work and his personal assessment of the results.

While the lawyers were still negotiating the supposed last word on the Lewinsky scandal during the final hours of transition, Mr. Bush was asked about his predecessor's personal vulnerability.

Plato thought that the only possible explanation is to suppose that words are by nature connected to the things they name.

I suppose his words sound oratorical as I've set them down here, but at that moment they sounded just right.

As for me saying, "You can't win anything with kids", I suppose those words could have haunted me given the phenomenal success United enjoyed.

I suppose these words were meant to be comforting.

I suppose the words "To Bill Gates: I Don't Need Your Money" haven't been written very often.

And I suppose the word is that I was 'subsumed,' if that is the word, by a felling which I later called 'peace.'".