Sentence examples for assumed happy from inspiring English sources
Yet this Beltway scandal is now cumbersomely retold in tones of chest-busting indignation and browbeating patriotic urgency, and its assumed happy ending is unsatisfactory, to say the very least.
Actually, I always assumed "Happy Holidays" was not a secular way to refer to Christmas.
Whether it is a nicer car, a bigger house, a better wardrobe, or just an assumed happier lifestyle, we envy it and, oh boy, do we want it.
This had not been originally included in the draft questionnaire as it was assumed that " happy" was the opposite of " sad".
None of this is to suggest that policy makers in Washington can assume that happy days are here again.
After the short-lived Brown bounce of 2007, and the "Cameron wobble", the sky was clear ahead with, we assume, a happy ending to be had by all.
Worthy of survival So, all SSCs must prove that they are worthy of survival, with no exceptions, and none can assume a happy outcome.
Russia will make its own choices and often its own mistakes, but it will make both in no small measure in response to us.The alternative to strategic pessimism is not so much optimism, which assumes a happy ending, as it is realism about the complexity of the challenges and the uncertainty Russia faces.
My grandfather's assumed name means "happy" in Arabic, and I thought about this the next day, on my way to a part of the old city called the Citadel.
Previously, merchants may have assumed customers were happy since they were getting a big discount.
