Sentence examples for we might suppose from inspiring English sources

Does the world of The Slap have more in common with modern Britain than we might suppose?

Come summertime, we might suppose, we will all be swept along in an upsurge of royal fervour.

We might suppose, therefore, that some female artists living and working now will one day go down in history as "great".

This is where, we might suppose, the chutzpah of the ghazal begins, because the poems were traditionally love-poems addressed by men to younger males.

Although the popularity of this original image might be because of its cautionary power, as our authors contend, we might suppose that folks in 1834 enjoyed a good head rolling as much as the rest of us.

When our child exhibits skill at a physical activity, and and an initial lack of interest in mathematics, we might suppose that the child has aptitude for practical activities but not intellectual pursuits (and vice versa).

We also might suppose the involvement of epigenetic mechanisms in regulating transcription from contiguous genetic loci and that epigenetic events could account for directing CD34+ cells differentiation capabilities, with finer mechanisms involved in regulating differentially expressed genes.

We are, one might suppose, in a pervert's paddock awaiting some ill-omened steeplechase.

This is a minor miracle for which we may be grateful longer than some might suppose.

This is trickier than you might suppose.

But not in the way you might suppose, and not when you might suppose.