Sentence examples for a man assumed from inspiring English sources

That he, a man, assumed these two towering female roles was part of the sexual politics of the period.

To the congregation, and the crowd outside, this is an extraordinary gesture by a man assumed to be a natural enemy.

[New York Post] The body of a man assumed to have died in a weekend boating accident near the Tappan Zee Bridge is believed to have been found.

The footage, released by the RSPCA, shows a dog walking loose on the pavement before a man, assumed to be its owner, bends down to attach a lead to its collar.

Or again, as in Melissus' argument, a man assumes that to 'have been generated' and to 'have a beginning' are the same thing, or to 'become equal' and to 'assume the same magnitude'.

But I can also imagine that Mr. Bedford's undertaking might have caused just a little bit of consternation in certain circles - namely among actresses who might regard a man assuming such a choice woman's role as an ungentlemanly bit of poaching.

In my latest column in the International Herald Tribune, I argue that the Indian justice system, which includes shoddy police investigations and the powerful influence of political calculations, is not competent nor fair enough to grant India the moral right to hang a man, assuming that any society can have such a right in the first place.

Thomas Jefferson once said that "when a man assumes a public trust he should consider himself a public property".

Polarity is when a woman assumes her femininity in a relationship and a man assumes his masculinity.

It is a huge turnoff when a man assumes his right to move in on his date.

In Purcell's version the snake is a totem and the intruder is an Aboriginal man assumed to be a murderer, played by Mark Coles Smith.