Sentence examples for assumed a bit from inspiring English sources

It was, I assumed, a bit of pre-show show, priming us for a bold and unpredictable main event.

But given the provocative content, though, he thought Jackson assumed a bit too much about his upbringing so early in their relationship.

I knew "Art Girls Are Easy" would be great, but assumed a bit juvenile for an adult like myself.

After September Germany's Liikanen Lite could assume a bit more gravitas.

While he is avoiding stocks, he finds investment-grade corporate bonds a worthwhile middle ground for investors looking to assume a bit of risk.

Let's be safe and assume a bit of both.

"I've worked with him [Jenkins] with Wales and he could push forward and assume a bit more responsibility allowing Rob [Howley] perhaps to have a bit more of a head coach role".

So assume a bit more economic recovery, a larger oil-consuming world population and the removal of 1 million-plus barrels per day by U.S. administrative fiat, and we are that much closer to oil-price Armageddon.

We do not assume a bit complex distribution of the SSE areas as the previous studies (Ariyoshi et al. 2009; Matsuzawa et al. 2010) but set simpler models to investigate the effect of the distance between SSE and earthquake areas via the earthquake nucleation process.

With hollowed religious iconography, dissected taxidermy, and crystal transplants — often showcased under neon crucifixes, on brutal plinths, and surrounded by candles — you wouldn't be too far off to assume a bit of a goth identity.

And, if you're telling people what's going to happen before they vote, isn't it be fair to assume a bit of apathy as a result--especially for the side that's thought to be winning--and a renewed fervor among the predicted losers?