Sentence examples for than we suppose from inspiring English sources

"It will be more elegant than we suppose," he said.

But our waking life may involve less conscious reflection than we suppose.

This is for me how stories begin, but life is anyway often odder than we suppose or assume.

He quotes the British biologist J. B. S. Haldane, who remarked that "the universe is not only queerer than we suppose, but queerer than we can suppose".

To read this book is to constantly remind yourself of the dictum: "Nature is not only stranger than we suppose, it is stranger than we can suppose".

The scientist JBS Haldane, a comrade of Hobsbawm on the Marxist left, who is celebrated in these pages, suspected in 1927 that the universe would turn out to be not only "queerer than we suppose, but queerer than we can suppose" – his suspicion has been vindicated.

Then you notice the bubbles are floating inside a silhouette of Lucy's head, as if the character was a better shrink than we supposed, turning her patients' worries over in her mind.

What the Guardian-New Yofk Times stories of last week tell us is that we are much less free than we supposed and that unrestricted surveillance will become a menace to us all.

We found that the c-Jun has relative high disorder in folding than TFIIB; we suppose that the flexibility of c-Jun structure could easier bound to TFIIB.

On the other hand, if the degree distribution from HPRD reflects biological reality rather than such sampling biases, we suppose that the relatively large size of mammalian cells may "relax" the aforementioned macromolecular crowding effect, thereby enriching the tail part of the degree distribution, compared to the case of yeast cells.

Of course, this results in higher absolute particle and agglomerate sizes than for superparamagnetic cores, but we suppose that the overall behavior of corona formation and agglomeration, investigated on ferrimagnetic cores, is similar to that of superparamagnetic cores.