Sentence examples for supposes that it from inspiring English sources
No one in his right mind supposes that it could reach sixty-four billion withorrificrificonsequencesexceptceperhapsaps a few economists.
It's the Covenant House tenancy that is typically cited, however vaguely, as the source of the haunting; one supposes that it accounts for the recurring theme of ghostly children's voices.
And there is plenty of reason to doubt the reliability of IWE; in fact, the above argument supposes that it is unreliable.
It is plain that humans can know and understand things; indeed, Aristotle supposes that it is our very nature to desire knowledge and understanding (Metaphysics i 1, 980a21; De Anima ii 3, 414b18; iii 3, 429a6 8).
But Locke evidently did not suppose that to consent to another's action is to give the other the right to do it; and no one else supposes that it does, except perhaps confused philosophers.
The New Yorker, March 1 , 1941P. 16 Suppose that It lasted.
By Judd Polk The New Yorker, March 1 , 1941P. 16 Suppose that It lasted.
Suppose that, it is sufficient to show that.
Although I suppose that means it might be me".
It was reasonable to suppose that it is a conservative protein, especially due to its ZP domain.
It is a story which derives most of its power from the way that believers suppose that it is true.
