Sentence examples for assume at from inspiring English sources

Safe to assume – at least I thought – that it couldn't be ignored as a musical form.

I'm going to assume at this point that you've watched it.

But let's not assume (at least not yet) that a giant stitch-up to favour Heathrow is the inevitable outcome.

"You have to assume at this point she is dead, as even the police will say privately".

There had been every reason for Liverpool to assume at the interval they had completed their business.

I assume, at first, he means for the album to project a sense of indifference in the face of criticism.

I was obliged temporarily to drop the haughty journalistic pose I tend to assume at fringe meetings and pay attention.

We assume at Big Spaceship that the work will come out at a very high level on the other side.

However historic the changes to come, the B.J.P.'s triumph at the polls wasn't quite as big as one might assume at first glance.

7.54pm: Barnsley have a good chance against West Brom, who will be hoping to take the lead – I assume – at the top of the Championship.

"Are we to assume at such a time that anyone who is not totally evil can be called righteous?" Rabbi Yoffie said in the speech.