supposes

And one supposes there could conceivably emerge some kind of damaging Benghazi-related tidbits.

Ye says she has no idea who the men were, but supposes they were from the local government.

“Kikstra still wants to pursue a modeling career and is careful if it comes to taking legal measures,” Levinson-Arps supposes.

One supposes this is understandable, but even so, there is really just something wrong with this guy.

He recounts at much length the reasons for which he supposes the governor arrested him.

Captain Flinders supposes the spring tides to rise not less than fifteen feet.

Of these coats he rightly supposes the outermost to be merely the epidermis of the middle membrane or testa.

As to his talking of "suffering in his health," who, I should like to know, supposes he goes to prison to improve it.

Thus faith supposes, that God has spoken to man—but what evidence have we that God has spoken to man?