Examples of 'suppose sometimes' in a sentence

Meaning of "suppose sometimes"

suppose sometimes: Used to introduce a hypothetical situation or scenario. It suggests considering a situation that may or may not be true

How to use "suppose sometimes" in a sentence

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suppose sometimes
I suppose sometimes you have to go far away.
Not one bit . But I suppose sometimes a man.
I suppose sometimes belief is stronger than the truth.
It 's hard for you to remember, I suppose sometimes.
I suppose sometimes jumping might be required.
Of course! I suppose sometimes they must put petrol in and I think it 's full.
I suppose sometimes we all just need to be reminded of the obvious.
I suppose sometimes it might come as a relief just to leave this place.
I suppose sometimes the sun shines in Switzerland.
But I suppose sometimes a man has to do what he thinks is right.
I suppose sometimes I can get intense.
I suppose sometimes they must put petrol in and think it 's full.
I suppose sometimes you have to go far away . Just so you can come back home.
And I suppose sometimes there is a… A thing… a thing that can't be registered.
Hmm . I suppose sometimes the sun shines in Switzerland.

See also

I suppose sometimes I, too, can act without thinking.
I suppose sometimes we all just need Well, thank you, Stephanie.

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