Sentence examples for supposition goes from inspiring English sources
If it's this badly shot, the supposition goes, then we must be going to places where a professional film crew can't.
For example, eleven Newport properties have city tax abatements, which contribute a total of $13.1 million a year to city coffers, but also save the developer -- and indirectly, the supposition goes, his tenants -- millions of dollars a year compared with what would be paid under standard property tax assessments.
(Often, this supposition goes with an interpretation according to which passing The Turing Test requires rather a lot, e.g., producing behavior that is indistinguishable from human behavior over an entire lifetime).
The director, Guillaume Nicloux, who has previously cast Houellebecq in a cameo role in another film, vowed to "retrace the week he disappeared" – describing it as "truth, lies, suppositions" and promising that the "truth goes well beyond fiction".
As time goes on and the field has narrowed, Romney's supposition that non-Trump voters are anti-Trump may prove true.
The station was far away, and the mere supposition that we were going there made me drowsy.
I can really only go on supposition, but I do tend to assume that the life of the super-beautiful movie star contains less in the way of futility and failure as those of we shabby mortals.
On the supposition that he is going to create anything, God must act so as to honor his perfections; otherwise he would not be an all-perfect being, which is impossible.
Director Bruce Burgess goes the Michael Moore route, appearing on screen throughout as he travels the South of France with an ace camera crew to unravel the film's explosive supposition.
"Most of the particles will attach to soil, slowly oxidize and become part of the background". Still, he said experiments were needed to document that supposition before the iron nanoparticles went into wide use.
What Young high-mindedly terms his "devotion" — "groveling" might be more like it — to Edwards was, of course, based on the comforting supposition that the senator "was going to be president of the United States one day, and I thought that this would be good for the country and for our family".
