Sentence examples for assume that something from inspiring English sources

It would be wrong, of course, to assume that something as simple as the reopening of a restaurant means the problems of Tacloban are over.

On first reading, you might assume that "Something no one can sing" is about the song itself, but it really isn't; it's about how many people are singing.

In this era of instantly available avatars, you'd assume that something as analogue as a painted portrait would have little purchase.

"Let's take the anti-Sharpton theory," Mr. Sharpton added, and assume that something was amiss.

Still, let us prematurely assume that something momentous has been achieved.

"A lot of people assume that something new will come along and sweep them away.

I assume that's something that you want to continue to pursue?

Never assume that because something is over the counter, it is safe.

"People assume that religion is something you can shop for and pick up.

So Mr. Bloom most likely assumed that something that presented Mrs. Lincoln in a sympathetic light would appeal to the family, Mr. Cornelius said.

We assumed that something as complicated as the world must be run by a human-like entity, albeit a super-powered one.