Sentence examples for who suppose from inspiring English sources

This result contradicts the opinion of Kim et al. [Korea Polym J 7 (1999) 64] who suppose a location of the active centers only at the surface of the polymer particles.

Such a view is presumably rejected by those who suppose that sense perception is nothing but the awareness of non-physical sense-data.

"Those who suppose that Southern ladies keep their attendants at a distance, scarcely speaking to them, or only to give commands have a very erroneous impression," Crafts writes.

The Battu Berala, on the contrary, is highly venerated by the surrounding Dyaks, who suppose the slight elevation on which it is placed, to be the resi- * Dimensions of the Battu Berala :a2 feet 7 inches across the upper surface.

There is a lot of good research to show that children are natural creationists, who suppose that there is purpose to the world, and that we have evolved that way.

Yet in the view of many historical linguists, the chances of drawing up such a tree are virtually nil and those who suppose otherwise are chasing a tiresome delusion.

This is a man who supposes that even after congressional censure he could bounce back grinning.

Anyone who supposes he has Vanderbilts filling the collection plates is mistaken.

Christ did," he said to Jones, who supposed that "smeller" was a Midlands colloquialism.

Anyone who supposes that, in accepting the Laureateship, Hughes has made his peace with the establishment will be quickly disabused.

The other day, Andrew O'Hehir, of Salon, asked on Twitter for theories from those who supposed that "Lincoln" wouldn't win.