Sentence examples for assumed like from inspiring English sources

They were dead all around us, we assumed, like leaves.

I assumed, like everyone else, that the bleep was "fuck".

"I assumed like everybody else that it was open sewage," he said.

Since the horrific attacks of Sept. 11 I have naturally assumed, like many Americans, that bin Laden was 6-foot-6 if not taller.

If "racial identity" is a matter of "ethnic shopping" and can be assumed like a fashion statement, what does it mean for race-based government programs?

Yellin, an emeritus professor at Pace University, originally came across "Incidents in the Life of a Slave Girl" while writing her dissertation on 19th-century American literature but assumed, like others, that Child had written it.

Why would I buy clothes that depress even the model -- who, one assumes, likes clothes?

His time is an astonishing 7min 57sec but I assume, like me, he has a day job.

He checked and realized he had been assuming, like so many others in the area.

Klinger not only assumes, like Leatherdale, that all the events narrated in the novel are factual; he offers a hypothesis as to how Stoker came to publish them.

On the last page, the animals are uncaged and — I assume — like more and more kids across America, still fooling around after the adults have conked out.