Sentence examples for they suppose from inspiring English sources

They suppose it arrives as "an unstopping flood," rather than in dribs and drabs and half measures.

They suppose that rudeness and derision are legitimate expressions of our feelings in an arms-length society.

Did they suppose it was brave to tell Sandusky to his face that they wouldn't tell on him?

What! do they suppose that every thing has been said that can be said about any one Christmas thing?

They suppose he must have the ability to convince the masses of just about anything in particular, that the BNP's most recent government was a relatively clean one.

Reynolds himself takes on those who would minimize Stowe's influence because she was, as they suppose, a cultural rather than a political figure.

But what are they supposed to do?

Where else are they supposed to go?

Aren't they supposed to be protected?

Were they supposed to fall like that?

How are they supposed to find £25,000?