Sentence examples for supposing I ever from inspiring English sources

When I set out I looked over my shoulder at my country falling away beneath me, the shining reservoir and sewage farm, the textbook motorway and ring-road, telling myself in so many words: no matter, everything will be here and almost the same supposing I ever choose to return and find it; I am the one who will first become a stranger.

I don't suppose I ever will.

A grumpy Mr. Blair responded, "I don't suppose I ever expected you to behave graciously at all".

I don't suppose I ever had it in me — the clarity of vision required for a career in protest politics — but at that moment, my participation was the most important part of my student life.

"Such an impression I never received before, nor do I suppose that I ever can again," wrote Charles Lamb after visiting Coleridge in Keswick.

I don't suppose I'll ever see that money again.

I don't suppose I'll ever go back to my father's house.

The computer desk is an ugly, ancient thing - but I don't suppose I'll ever replace it.

I could never see myself in a little French maid's outfit, except on weekends while doing my household chores, and I don't suppose I'll ever wear one because: (a) I probably couldn't find something like that in my size and (b) I don't speak French.

My program wasn't a go; I don't suppose it ever had a chance.

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