Sentence examples similar to assuming he needs from inspiring English sources

If you act like he needs protection, he's going to assume he needs it.

Before its arrival, he'd assumed he needed to be opposed to the music industry.

(It need not be a recent discovery on Plato's part, as is often assumed; he need not have been stumped by these puzzles while writing the earlier passages: see Burnyeat 2002).

"It's a great song because Sennett really began screen violence, and he didn't know it," said Mr. Herman, who moved here nine years ago after being diagnosed as H.I.V.-positive, assuming he would need "a pleasant place to expire".

In assuming he didn't need anyone(except the President), in treating one and all arrogantly, he in effect guaranteed that no one would be there for him when he got in trouble.

At least Wiggins may be going back to the Tour this July, assuming he finds the form he needs.

With all this at his disposal – near-incest, class envy, period detail, economic specifics – and assuming he got the budget he needed, Haynes may yet favour us with the mother of all Mildreds.

As a runner, you half assumed he never needed to.

Osborne had assumed he would need to target the lower figure.

So when he came down with the flu, his mother said, he possibly assumed he simply needed rest.

He had assumed he would need to get used to the sound of city traffic, but there is almost none.