But since you follow the metaphor so close, I will suppose, if an advocate be entertained, some recompense must be given him.
We will suppose now, for the illustrating of this matter, that which is not to be supposed.
We will suppose so, tho' it is improbable; but then its unlikely (without better Reason than at present we are apprised of) that our Saviour would permit the Devils to enter into a Herd of them to their Destruction.
For a moderate estimate, we will suppose it to have been twenty-two miles off; then its diameter was eleven hundred and fifty-six feet.
Well, we will suppose he had made himself known after his resurrection, to the whole house of Israel, would the people not have believed?
I will not call up Ann Lee in this place, but I will suppose an attempt should be made now in New-England to convince Trinitarians of the error of supposing there are three persons in the Godhead.
This I will suppose belongs to man and is peculiar to our race of being.
We will suppose that a member of that family or that church, as the case may be, gets converted.
We will supposehere is a family of decent, respectable, professedly Christian people, who have been to church or chapel most of their lives.
A crossing-sweeper, we will suppose, is suffering from a certain disease about which the doctors know nothing.
God, we will suppose, knows all Being through and through as it really is; and along with this knowledge of reality he has a conviction that reality is good.
I will suppose ambition to be (as it commonly is) the predominant passion of a minister of state; and I will suppose that minister to be an able one.
I will suppose a prince limited by laws like ours, yet running into a thousand caprices of cruelty like Nero or Caligula.
Thus we will suppose that a regular demonstration has gradually, from step to step downwards, through a series of propositions--No.
But I will suppose that in altering such a Chimney it is found necessary, in order to accommodate the Fire-place to a grate or stove already on hand, to make the Fire-place sixteen inches wide.
The following Proposals, which I will suppose to be made by some person of known and respectable character, who has courage enough to engage in so arduous an undertaking, will show my ideas upon this subject in the clearest manner.
We will suppose that, when he rises from his bed, he has sixteen hours before him, to be employed in whatever mode his will shall decide.
When I am silent upon a matter occurring in the usual intercourses of life where I might speak, nay, where we will suppose I ought to speak, I am at least guilty of dissimulation only.
For the sake of illustration we will suppose them to be taken at the extremes of the earth's diameter, in other words, nearly eight thousand miles apart from each other, the thing itself having never been realised to that extent.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "will suppose" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
