suppose , *** , auch: s'pose informal

Then, when the deal is done, all are supposed to work together.

We are supposed not just to see but to feel.

Is one supposed always to know so much more than John does?

He supposed she would know about such things from her father's house.

No time like the present to find out, he supposed.

She supposed he was gone with the rest of them.

Maybe each man supposed the music was for him alone.

Perhaps the man is more human than I would have supposed.

I supposed he would have something to tell his children.

He supposed with her just about anything would have been.

The room itself was large enough to hold four men, he supposed.

He supposed you could get used to anything, in time.

She was dead to him in a way, he supposed.

At last, I supposed she was too good to fall in love with anyone.

So long as one of them was getting information from her, he supposed.

At least that's the way the system is supposed to work.

There was only one way to find out, he supposed.

Of course that would probably be for the best, he supposed.

But it was the same the world over, she supposed.

Well I supposed we'd all like to know the answer to that.

Death would be like that for him, he always supposed.

Everyone must have gone to bed long ago, he supposed.

This thing must have taken longer than he had supposed.

He supposed that was what love did to a man.

That made him difficult for some to take, she supposed.