Sentence examples for apparently assumed from inspiring English sources

Some voters apparently assumed -- incorrectly -- that it would have prevented illegal immigrants from owning property.

They apparently assumed that a verdict that came as rapidly as that one did was good news for the defendants.

The disclosure stunned bureau officials, who had apparently assumed that the C.I.A., rather than their own agency, had been penetrated.

Tony had apparently assumed that the rape victim would not come forward because the shame would be too great.

Childs apparently assumed that if the building seemed familiar enough, people wouldn't mind that it was also enormous, although the protests faded only slightly.

But Rattner didn't get that far in his reading; he apparently assumed that I (or somebody) must have been saying something completely stupid.

Mr. Margolis apparently assumes that the Supreme Court should tailor its opinions to popular prejudice.

Apparently assuming that it would become another Dells versus Compaqs free-for-all, fans stood up to meet them.

The people in charge apparently assume we'll pay more attention if it's somebody important talking.

He had made an application afterwards for a "felling licence", apparently assuming the fait accompli would go through unchallenged.

In 1985, Congress established the Christopher Columbus Quincentenary Jubilee Commission, apparently assuming that the five-hundredth anniversary would proceed along similar lines.