Sentence examples for while I suppose from inspiring English sources

However, starting any new job is going to be hard for a while, I suppose.

While I suppose that broad nibs have their place, personally, I swear by my fine nib.

And while I suppose we should be grateful that no one is overacting here, "Fire" might benefit from a little more scenery chewing.

I had to bring gloves and boots, and while I suppose I could have borrowed these, I wanted to go shopping instead.

And while I suppose it's nice that CO2 emissions are expected to grow at a slower pace between 2010 and 2035 than they did between 1990 and 2005, a forecast of essentially no improvement in American emissions over the period is nonetheless quite depressing.

While I suppose it is unrealistic to expect those trends to be reversed, surely their goals can be accomplished with more attention to the criteria on the list.

While I supposed my boyfriend had been seated at the far end of a very long table from her, which was lowering enough to consider, I also felt she was right there in bed with us, so I left him.

Upstairs, we stood gawking for quite a while, as I suppose all tourists do, at the Presidential bedroom and bath, and at the other family rooms, which looked lived in, if not exactly cozy.

It took a while, as I suppose it does after any larger-than-life character disappears, to believe he was not going to show up suddenly on the doorstep, offering to make his "famous" omelets and bearing gifts (typically the novelty boxer shorts he sold for a living).

We'd been there for a little while and I suppose we looked harmless enough, just a mother and her son.

After a while, Michael ventured, "I suppose you'll want to speak to head-the-ball?" Not being a parent at the time, I was a little taken aback by the familiarity, perhaps even the over-familiarity, of this nomenclature.