Sentence examples for suppositions of from inspiring English sources

People in the Arab world do not share the general suppositions of the Western world.

Judge Brown referred in her opinion to the "airy suppositions" of the Supreme Court's majority.

No reasoned discussion results from criticisms of loose postulations, mischaracterizations and suppositions of military doctrines and national directives.

Yet it is difficult to find scientists or clinicians who support the more extreme suppositions of Prozac's critics.

Among the many absurd suppositions of the play, the scoop about the nascent show is not only front-page tabloid news but leads the nightly CNN and BBC broadcasts as well.

He'd had enough of the endless seesawing of predictions and suppositions, of good and bad news, that the coming and going in the hotel garden conveyed to those above.

But the result of supposing an item presupposes that the information in question is indeed part of the suppositional scenario created by the supposition of the said item.

To the Editor: The supposition of Profs.

The legend is that it contains books written, in the supposition of librarians, by lunatics.

The supposition of the book is that kids at 16 are crazy.

The bottle is merely the supposition of happiness, which is a lie, and of the human condition, which is ultimately meaningless.