Sentence examples for I generally assume from inspiring English sources

"I generally assume these drugs are all the same unless somebody goes out and proves differently," Dr. Temple said.

Most recipes don't specify what kind of sugar to use, which I generally assume to imply white caster, but Burns-Booth and Duff both go for the soft light brown sort.

If Hermès decide to change the name – because, of course, they trademarked it in 2004, so it's their decision ultimately to make, not Birkin's – why not call it that?" says Fury. "Personally, I think The Birkin bag is played out, ubiquitous, and so knocked-off that, when I see one on the street, I generally assume it's fake.

I generally assume that if a student is not getting it, I'm probably doing something wrong.

Like most, I generally assume everything Apple does will be a winner.

I hope I'm not taking you away from anything important, although I generally assume people like you are always doing something critical, smart and productive-y.

Is it generally assumed that evolution of behaviour is difficult to assume on a large timescale since it does not 'fossilize'fossilize

where the phase (arg[E i is generally assumed to be the phase of the noise corrupted signal without causing significant degradation in terms of loss of intelligibility of the speech signal [20].

Before I even did research on the band, I just generally assumed they were from the UK by the look and sound of them, but when I found out they were from fucking Utah, I gotta say, I peed a little.

But being old fashioned, I'd generally assumed that for a star to be considered tarnished with the public, they needed to have something significant happen in their career — a drug problem or a sex scandal, a personality issue that made them persona non grata on movie sets, or just a string of notable flops — to justify the claim that America had actually turned on them.

For example, I have generally assumed that queens produce the males rather than the workers.