Sentence examples for we will not suppose from inspiring English sources

If we accept (a) and some intentionalizing account of consciousness, we will not suppose as do some (Chalmers 1996, Levine 2001, McGinn 1991, and Nagel 1974) that phenomenal consciousness poses some specially recalcitrant (maybe hopelessly unsolvable) problem for reductive physicalist or materialist explanations.

You, who so well know the nature of my soul, will not suppose, however, that I gave utterance to a threat… When she stepped on to the porch there was nothing urgent or harsh in her manner.

"I suppose we will not have any more water-related problems once the tank is finished," said Samar.

But we have such confidence in what we're doing and we have such confidence in that investment that we will not do anything silly because of supposed heat.

It may prove impossible to anticipate and avoid every conflict amongst rights, but, even if it does, we need not suppose that conflicts will arise more commonly between group rights and individual rights than amongst individual rights themselves (McDonald 1998; Waldron 1993, 203-24).

We need not suppose that the president will respond by embarking on a collision course with Congress.

"We are not supposed to, but we will have to have higher prices on Amazon," one British trader was reported as saying.

And I do not suppose we will hear anything but cheers from those birthday-impaired people born on Feb. 29.

I do not suppose there will be much interest in the Ross County players at the moment, but if there were any offers then Melvin de Leeuw should be kept.

Do not suppose your accommodations will look as impressive as they do in the glossy direct mail.

Weighing the bleak alternatives, the least bad policy is to float the peso.Do not suppose, however, that this will be easy.