Sentence examples for supposing that if from inspiring English sources

Some have looked to gender norms for an explanation, supposing that if "men are from Mars," they thrive better in our martial debating culture (but why philosophy, more than economics?).

More generally, Kvanvig seems to be implicitly supposing that if an analysis of knowledge is ugly and gerrymandered then that is itself reason to doubt that knowledge is particularly valuable, at least assuming that there are epistemic standings that fall short of knowledge which can be given an elegant analysis.

Adams, of course, must be supposing that if God's reason for creating one world rather than another is the fact that the creatures in the first world are much better than the creatures in the second world, it somehow logically follows that God must love the creatures in the first world more than he loves the creatures in the second.

Suppose that, if you do nothing, Jones will live a life worth 100 units, and Smith will live a life worth 0 units.

Theorem 1 C. Suppose that For, and if, then for any (1.4).

Suppose that and If then (1.13).

Suppose that (m=2l) (if m is odd, we can add a trivial equation to the system).

Part "if": suppose that, then there exists such that (3.22).

Suppose that is an -accretive operator; if (3.11).

I suppose that if Matthew told me that he wouldn't tell me, I would feel resentful.

I suppose that, if you look quickly and are not paying attention, you might, perhaps, mistake it for jolly.