Sentence examples for assuming like from inspiring English sources
He checked and realized he had been assuming, like so many others in the area.
Hitherto, Kelly's colleagues hadn't suspected him of being involved in the "Today" story, assuming, like most people, that the source was a senior official at one of the intelligence agencies.
Channel 4, 9pm, Wednesday February 23 Peter Paterson, Daily Mail Verdict: Too much swearing "Personally, I think I'd prefer children to continue eating junk food than that they grow up assuming, like Mr Oliver, that it's necessary to cram a reference to the sexual act five times into a sentence of 20 words on the subject of cooking".
"The transfer market in England does not close until the end of August and there is the possibility that it could happen," Roberto Mancini said yesterday, holding up a map and a calendar and a picture of a market and assuming, like a really patronising driving instructor, that you know absolutely nothing at all.
That's assuming, like me, you've always wanted to be on a jumbotron.
When was the last time you thought about any of these people without assuming, like the Pharisee, you were more righteous than them?
Why would I buy clothes that depress even the model -- who, one assumes, likes clothes?
"Why did you?" "Because if all of you come up here in a troop like that, it would be like assuming that — like assuming the very worst before we even know".
They were dead all around us, we assumed, like leaves.
I assumed, like everyone else, that the bleep was "fuck".
"I assumed like everybody else that it was open sewage," he said.
