Sentence examples for usually supposed from inspiring English sources
New York is much older than is usually supposed.
Nevertheless, fatigue strength is usually supposed to guarantee in-service integrity face to variable amplitude loading.
But they also did something that musical cranks are not usually supposed to do: they succeeded.
It's about placing writing and language somewhere other than they're usually supposed to go".
Stalin, contrary to what is usually supposed, did not ditch the Alliluyev family of his wife Nadezhda after her suicide.
This Article shows, however, that congressional influence operates more robustly-and in different ways -than usually supposed in legal debates about war powers to shape strategic decision-making.
Lucky England, not words one usually supposes to type.
These usually suppose that the slit or opening connects two unbounded acoustic domains.
We usually suppose that we see things outside us, as well as seeing our own body; and we suppose the other senses work likewise.
In mainstream economics, to say that people are rational is not to assume that they never make mistakes, as critics usually suppose.
The book should have provoked a serious debate in which progressives dared to countenance the extent to which opposition to immigration might be more reasonable than they usually suppose.
