Sentence examples for to suppose everything from inspiring English sources

"It's easier to suppose everything is radioactive," Mr. Kadak said.

That astronomers should invoke dark matter to make sense of their observations ought not to come as much of a surprise, as there is no good reason to suppose everything in the universe should be so obliging as to emit light we can pick up using telescopes.

But I suppose everything does come down to politics, of a sort.

To say that everything is present to God is not to suppose that everything is temporally present to God, that God has an experience of everything happening at once.

It is thus illegitimate to suppose that everything came into being out of one thing (Guthrie 1962, 86 7).

How can a person of faith be so ill-informed as to suppose that everything that happens is God's will, or that the God is implicated in every disaster, every crime, every evil on the face of the earth?

Parmenides, on Aristotle's reconstruction, recognized only a use of "being" indicating what something is in respect of its substance or essence; he accordingly supposed that everything that is is substance, and he supposed everything to be one in the sense that the account of the essence of everything is identical.

The "game" appeals to the mindset that supposes everything can be reduced to a technology, a program to follow.

"Do you want to be examined?" "I suppose, but everything works.

Then, explaining what rights he gained by paying the bride price for a woman, he added, "Because I paid 11 cows for her, she is supposed to do everything I say".

I know that my job would indicate that I'm not supposed to eat those things and am supposed to do everything in my power to get you to avoid them.