Sentence examples for supposing that you from inspiring English sources

Really, I mean, supposing that you could tell.

Always the hems flicked out for ease of movement, supposing that you can stride in shoes with a sculpted Perspex heel.

He even comes up with an "impossible tense", beginning a sentence like this: "Supposing that you should come upon us sitting together...". - as if such a coming-upon were still possible.

Of course you don't because you were both only two when we moved to Putney, but supposing that you might is as good a way as any forgetting on.

Parfit (1984) illustrates the point by supposing that you have the (rational) desire that a stranger's disease be overcome: the fulfilment of this desire advances the stranger's welfare, not yours.

But supposing that you could sort of wave the magic wand and get past all of that and say, 'Today we're going to start deporting people!', you've got to work out where they come from.

Suppose, that is, you have a set of premises and a putative conclusion.

"And I suppose that means you can't think about living with me," he said.

So this suppose that you have a bunch of patients.

Suppose that you're Jim, standing next to the trolley.

Suppose that you take the consensus forecast in each state.