Sentence examples similar to a message presumed to from inspiring English sources

Actress Anna Kendrick was among those cheering Silverman on via Twitter with a message presuming the funny lady had in fact been extremely high.

A jury is presumed to follow its instructions.

The ship was intercepted by a plane and/or helicopter – presumed to belong to the US forces – conveying the message that Kim must be kept alive.

A heavy hawk is presumed to have little appetite.

The New Yorker, February 15 , 1941P. 9 A diner at the Chinese restaurant in Hollywood was presented with one of those fortune cakes which are presumed to contain a personal message from the occult East.

But in the modern world, apart from that great outlier, Lucifer (the champion of liberty, expelled from the Organisation, with a bunch of other rebels, for pride and disobedience), most angels are presumed to have a guarding and messaging role.

Ferenczi was a protégé of Freud's, one of several men who Freud thought would disseminate his message and whom, instead — because they presumed to supplement his teachings with ideas of their own — he came to regard as traitors.

A British resident is also presumed to have been killed.

Mr. Blagojevich said in the call that he had conveyed his hopes to Mr. Balanoff, who was presumed to have delivered the message.

The IRS did not presume that a governor, unlike the president, is presumed to always be on duty.

Indeed, since respondents market California tree fruits, they may all be presumed to agree with the central message of the speech generated by the generic program.