Sentence examples for assumed men from inspiring English sources

But I'd always assumed men liked them.

We assumed men, relationships, maybe marriage, would come along.

"I agree with what he's saying: It should just be assumed men and women are equally important and equally capable - but it's not, and it hasn't been for thousands of years," said Gordon-Levitt. "So, 'feminism' and being a 'feminist' is an acknowledgement of that history and the culture we've lived in for a long time.

I've always assumed men prefer no hair down there, not only because porn tells us women are sexiest waxed ("hairy women" is a fetish category) but from talking to my peers, women recounted unanticipated encounters in which they had rushed into the bathroom to "hack it all off".

It is highly assumed men do not suffer from a lack of equality, nor do they feel they can't have or go after whatever it is they really want.

Undeterred, he set out to make custom leather baseballs featuring images like a New York map or personal messages like "It's A Boy!" He assumed men would be his primary customers, but learned early on that women buying gifts were in his wheelhouse.

Two popular recent TV mini-series, V and V: The Final Battle, entertained the nation with the soft sci-fi story of a lizard race that landed on earth, assumed man's form, and enslaved us.

He assumed Manning was a gay man living in the Army and referred Manning to support groups for gay service members.

Perhaps Manning convinced them to do so; perhaps the Colts were like the rest of the football world and assumed Manning would be ready as he always is.

It's easy to assume men are beyond such vagaries.

Hedy's folly may have been in assuming men in government might overcome their prejudice that a beautiful woman could not have brains and imagination.