Sentence examples for I sort of assumed from inspiring English sources

"I sort of assumed that we have this wonderful son-mother relationship.

"Since his original message read "As we prepare for my son Noah's first days at our local primary," I sort of assumed the child was aged around five.

"I sort of assumed I was just going to pack up a bindle sack and start roaming the earth," he said.

Here I sort of assumed that what most people told me was true — that Mitt Romney was off-key in Ohio because he was the only guy out there saying the economy was still awful.

"I sort of assumed that I would probably retire around 68, but with what's happened recently, I'm thinking I might work until 75 or 77, so long as I'm healthy," she said.

I sort of assumed you were the same guy speaking through "different voices" but then I checked the IPs.

That seemed to me like normal politics and when I came back home to America, I just sort of assumed that there'd be a place for that and I discovered..

I've always found mesh networks compelling, but I just sort of assumed they would emerge out of the proliferation of wireless devices we already have: phones, routers, laptops.

So I had sort of assumed that 1986-type rhetoric about social decay had gone out of fashion.

"Whatever had possessed the folks at Maison Chanel to draw a dotted line — nay, a veritable Jersey Turnpike — to the Situation, JWoww and the gang?" (I had sort of assumed, due to the rule that perfume should sound expensive, that Chanel was talking about the tax shelter off the coast of Normandy).

Up until now I'd sort of assumed the only reason she was still in office was out of some bizarre checkmate with the rest of the party, who couldn't let her go because there was no suitable replacement.