Sentence examples for assuming anything from inspiring English sources

On the other hand, Times Square would be less crowded, assuming anything was open.

But this was not like watching a boxer with a sparring partner; Fish did not defer to Federer, and Federer did not look like he was assuming anything.

If the numbers claimed by Giovanardi are borne out – and analysts warned against assuming anything – Letta would have a majority which would afford him room for manoeuvre.

For the three days after that, the closest bottle for many people in a county of 72,000 could be half an hour or more away, assuming anything is left.

Some people, a lot of people … WF: I'm not assuming anything, I'm just asking… BW: What I'm saying is the loss of perspective and looking at it in the context of everything with your medical records and specialist reports rather than it just going crazy and wild.

Though Michaelle Jean is an outstanding individual and popular governor-general, many liberals are uncomfortable with her assuming anything other than a ceremonial role, or would be were it not for the fact they are likely to be more opposed to the Conservatives (as a Canadian friend wrote to me yesterday: "Well, if it gets rid of Harper maybe the monarchy isn't so bad").

I don't assume anything.

You can never assume anything".

Why assume anything?

Never assume anything about names.

"You don't assume anything.