Sentence examples for apparently assumes from inspiring English sources

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

Not only is it difficult to program, but the direction system also apparently assumes that the bicycle will be traveling inside a car.

Moreover, after listening to San Francisco radio in his car for a season last year, Marcus apparently assumes that Doors songs still blanket the airwaves, but that is not my experience as a rabid radio fan on the East Coast.

Instead of trying to compete in that arena, the museum has evidently been collecting with an eye to the perceived interests of the local community: a multicultural audience that it apparently assumes to be more responsive to social and political issues than to avant-garde style.

Pascal apparently assumes now that utility is linear in number of lives, that wagering for God costs "one life", and then reasons analogously to the way we did!

To argue this, the report apparently assumes a high enough level of competition exists in rural areas to compel billions of dollars in investment.

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

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

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.

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