Sentence examples for assuming I think from inspiring English sources

"Just about everyone has gone to uplifting, positive ads about themselves and their vision, assuming, I think correctly, that Iowans will not tolerate this very long race getting ugly in the end," said Bruce Gronbeck, a University of Iowa professor who has studied the advertisements.

They assume I think about my son.

But we may assume, I think, that all three principal meanings of the word are involved.

We must assume, I think, from the positioning of the bullet that this time Kaira really is dead.

I've always assumed, I think along with most Americans, that it's our God-given right to see Hollywood movies first.

For the last few days I assumed, I think a lot of people assumed, that Mr Clegg was acting in an actually very honorable way.

"So at that point we assumed, I think, that he had left the country," she said at a briefing in Washington.

"It's assumed, I think, that if you're a woman designer you must be designing clothes for yourself," Kate said with a sigh.

"Because I've photographed a lot of dryers, people assume I think they're all really good and that I really like hand dryers.

By James Surowiecki November 3, 2008 I've always assumed, I think along with most Americans, that it's our God-given right to see Hollywood movies first.

Your publication and others have endlessly described the demographics of a Trump supporter; people look at me and assume I think a certain way.