Examples of 'suppose that makes' in a sentence
Meaning of "suppose that makes"
Suppose that makes is a phrase used to acknowledge or accept a particular conclusion or interpretation based on the information or context presented. It suggests that the speaker has considered the given facts or circumstances and has arrived at a logical or reasonable assumption or understanding, even if it may not be the most ideal or desired outcome
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suppose that makes
I suppose that makes me the true ringmaster.
I am watching the kids right now, so I suppose that makes me the babysitter.
I suppose that makes me a very lucky man.
I'm not a bad person so I suppose that makes me good.
I suppose that makes me a lucky man then.
That would blow my cover. I suppose that makes sense.
Suppose that makes a simple kinda sense.
I will be here . Suppose that makes things easier.
Suppose that makes it better.
What do you suppose that makes you?
I suppose that makes me a bad person also.
Now, how do you suppose that makes me look?
I suppose that makes you my competition now.
Well, your mother invited me, so I suppose that makes me her guest.
I do not suppose that makes a difference to you.
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For it 's worth, that was my mother, but I do not suppose that makes much difference now.
I suppose that makes her some sort of a poet.
Those are costumes. I suppose that makes it better?
I suppose that makes the world easier to understand.
Yes, actually, and I suppose that makes you.
I suppose that makes you my ticket out of here.
And you know them personally. I suppose that makes me a kind of demi-god.
I suppose that makes things easier.
Well, I am the only one here . I suppose that makes me the lady.
I suppose that makes us even then.
Right, so, if he 's archer, I suppose that makes you lana kane.
I suppose that makes it very convenient.
ED, Now, how do you suppose that makes me look? A.
I suppose that makes up for everything.
Who the hell are you? I … Yes, actually, and I suppose that makes you.
I suppose that makes me the lady.
No doubt you suppose that makes you seem humble.
I suppose that makes me a free man.
And I suppose that makes it better.
I suppose that makes me a fool too in your eyes.
Yeah, and I suppose that makes us brothers now.
I suppose that makes me more educated than you.
Oh, well, I suppose that makes it all right.
I suppose that makes a certain amount of synergistic sense.
Oh, good . And I suppose that makes you King Arthur, does it?
I suppose that makes me a republican too.
Well, then I suppose that makes me almost part of your family.
Suppose that makes us somethin.
I see . Well, I suppose that makes about as much sense as word games.
Suppose that makes us something.
Well, I suppose that makes sense.
Suppose that makes it easier when you want to get up and go.
And I suppose that makes me the new mail boy.
I suppose that makes you a clever detective figuring that out.
Then I suppose that makes you a lucky man, Sergeant.
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Makes you seem jealous and catty
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