Sentence examples for assuming anyone from inspiring English sources

That is, "assuming anyone gives a fig" about his views.

"Assuming someone who gets a D.U.I.-checkpoint alert is going to drink and drive is like assuming anyone who owns a gun is a murderer," he said.

It prevents either the Russians or ourselves from deploying defenses powerful enough -- assuming anyone can solve the engineering problems -- to neutralize the deterrent of either side.

The authors reckon it costs roughly 20 times the average annual income to start a firm in Syria and Yemen (assuming anyone would want to), just over twice the average globally.

That leaves only the Knicks and the Indiana Pacers as legitimate threats to a LeBron James dynasty in South Beach, assuming anyone can derail the Miami Heat at all.

Even a weekly round-trip between New York and Hong Kong would only add up to about 832,000 annual miles, assuming anyone had the reason or stamina to do it, he reasoned.

That, of course, assumes anyone cares.

If you would feel uncomfortable or defensive, assume anyone else would too.

I did what, until last week, I assumed anyone would do in that situation.

So that in itself is really good, because I feel like it shows them not to assume anyone's gender.

But I assumed anyone of any value would come across these people because of envy or competitive spirit.