Sentence examples for suppositions about from inspiring English sources

The exhibition makes visitors reassess suppositions about glass.

How does one make "suppositions" about extinct species from living species?

The temptation for listeners is to project their own feelings, or their suppositions about the performer's, on the music.

Failures tend to examine their suppositions about life; the successful are more likely to celebrate themselves as good examples.

Reacher calmly reels off his suppositions about the kidnapping, and they all turn out to be wrong.

In order for jazz to feel like an open subject, we need more challenging suppositions about it, whether they translate as pluralistic or exclusive.

The tract on appellationes is very short: appellation is considered no more than a special case of restriction, i.e., the restricted supposition brought about by a present-tense verb.

With cash benefits, there is no need for such supposition about service quality – one can simply follow the money.

The threat-simulation theory is what evolutionary scientists call a "just-so" story: a seductive but unprovable supposition about the origins of human behavior.

Historically, the most famous supposition about the moral effect of art on its audience is Aristotle's theory of catharsis; Aristotle applied the theory to tragedy only, but many since his day have applied it to art in general.

So all those democratically-, locally-elected cofncils, of all political shades and with their fingers on the pulse of their communities, roundly rejected Pickles's supposition about where people wanted to stick their curries.