Sentence examples for supposes that it does from inspiring English sources
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.
But we don't have to suppose that any such defect occurs, and I'm supposing that it does not.
I suppose that it does, because it's true that I do love to love.
"I suppose that it does take a lot of money to live in Glen Ridge," said the neighbor, Steve Malato, an accountant, noting the high property taxes and near-half-million-dollar homes.
Suppose that it does not hold.
Now suppose that it does not instantiate itself.
Supposing that it does requires an illicit descent into the object language (DeRose 2000).
Suppose that it does not hold and let (t^) be the smallest time for which (v_{n}(t^)notinSigma).
But, while we can in some way be said to sense the position of our limbs even while dreamlessly asleep, we may still suppose that this proprioception (though perhaps in some sense a mental or cognitive affair) is not conscious — we may suppose that it does not then seem (or feel) any way to us sleepers to sense our limbs, as ordinarily it does when we are awake.
And to the extent that several of its characters are dead and yet moving among the living, I suppose that it does.
