Sentence examples for which I supposed from inspiring English sources

On the right wall, just beyond a chrome Art Deco cocktail cart laden with silk scarves, select shoes were displayed on stacks of books protruding from the wall, which I supposed was an allegory celebrating the triumph of the open-toe platform ankle boot over art and literature.

He did write about something that happened aboard a train between New York and Philadelphia in "American Notes for General Circulation" (1842): "My attention was attracted to a remarkable appearance issuing from the windows of the gentlemen's car immediately in front of us, which I supposed for some time was occasioned by a number of industrious persons inside ripping open feather beds".

Which, I supposed, was all well and good.

I also remember thinking it was interesting that she wore a white dress, as if the event was a communion, wedding or confirmation -- which, I supposed, it was.

Which I suppose it was.

(Which I suppose is theologically apt).

Which, I suppose, makes us Mets fans.

By which, I suppose, they mean common.

Which, I suppose, it might.

Which I suppose it is.

Which I suppose is fine.