Sentence examples for assumed the whole from inspiring English sources
"I had assumed the whole thing could be buried," he recalled.
https://t.co/0eOMcRdRu6 Some people assumed the whole thing must be a spoof.
Mr. Rosengren said his staff had assumed the whole matter had ended after Mr. Moussaoui was detained in August.
When their commander yelled at them to get back in formation, the Texans assumed the whole Union line was being ordered to retreat, and with a rebel yell charged forward.
I assumed the whole world was over "Cinderella" right along with me.
In terms of demand, we assumed the whole population of the study area to be potential users of SPC.
"I assume the whole floor collapses if there are sixteen people," Brooker said.
"We are alone in assuming the whole world's security situation," Mr. Hassoumi said.
English television viewers sometimes become exasperated when watching Premier League teams in Europe as commentators assume the whole country wants Manchester United, Arsenal or Chelsea to win.
Just as one assumes the whole thing is drawing to its conclusion, Bellamy unleashes the most audacious piano movement, apparently written on the Steinways of the posh hotels they stayed in on tour.
We've held the Olympics and sent astronauts into space, but you can't look at the richest parts of Beijing and Shanghai and assume the whole country is like that.
