Sentence examples for assumed the answer from inspiring English sources

Such has been Mr Uribe's sway over his country's institutions that many pundits assumed the answer was yes.

When scientists set out to study whether this could be countered by chewing gum, they assumed the answer would be no.

I drink lots of tea and coffee, so I assumed the answer is "very".

I missed the "How Do You Wear Your Inner Beauty?" panel, so I was unable to answer that pressing existential query, but I assumed the answer was to "follow your dreams".

I assume the answer is covering it all up.

He had to assume the answer lay in the new Great Explanation, the politics of "identity liberalism".

In particular, the Oliver Wyman approach appears to assume the answer – which is not an appealing way to conduct research.

To debate and define absorption capacity is, strictly, to beg the question: ie, to assume the answer that you are pretending to look for.

Ask for your surgeon's complication rate before your procedure, Dr. Ruggieri suggests — you will have to assume the answer is truthful.

In contrast, the Oxford Economics report assumes the answer that the Clearing House has long offered — that funding costs for banks would increase and by a significant amount (see the equation Oxford Economics uses on Page 8).

Many researchers, said Dr. Bartoshuk, a psychologist at the Yale University School of Medicine and an expert on taste perception, assume the answer is yes, that, in effect, a 6 is a 6 is a 6.