Sentence examples for assumed about the from inspiring English sources

As I viewed the exhibition earlier in the day, I overheard Peres talking to two men – art dealers or buyers, I assumed – about the price of the works.

Answering that question has forced me to rethink many of the things I always assumed about the way slavery was destroyed in the United States.

What little is known — or can be logically assumed — about the Murdoch divorce provides lessons for people with far less money.

But, with 18 precious points at stakeon Sunday, a late afternoon surge from Europe and a weather forecast that might have Noah rushing to the merchandise tent to buy new waterproofs, the only thing that can be assumed about the climax to the 2010 Ryder Cup is that it will be compelling and it will be close.

Then among Americans who do still have an active faith, Trump has exploited the widening gap between what many conservative Christians assumed about the relationship between their country and their faith, and what the last 10 years or more of social and political change have revealed about the nation's drift.

No prior knowledge is assumed about the distribution of the descriptors.

Stop All the Clocks, Auden's cabaret song, isn't, as Richard Curtis assumes, about the death of a lover; it is too hyperbolically comic to be elegiac.

Given whatever one assumes about the present-day density of matter in the universe, one can calculate what sort of cosmic abundances should have resulted from the big bang.

Namely, we shall assume about the open set only that it is connected and has the property that every holomorphic function on it has a (holomorphic) antiderivative.

The primary knowledge we assume about the PU waveform is its transmitted power spectral density (PSD) and the receiver selectivity mask; otherwise, there are no limitations regarding the PU signal model.

Our expectations are set high, based on what we perceive and assume about the lives we admire of others through a screen.