Sentence examples for assuming maybe from inspiring English sources

But to be more authentic and less assuming, maybe say this instead: Facing the responsibilities of parenting alone is tough.

He never told me what he thought about – I assumed maybe one of his parents, but I don't know.

Q: When I heard you were writing a book about sexual assault, I assumed — maybe unfairly — the victim would be a woman.

In the past, they assumed (maybe somewhat naively) that their elected leaders would choose the common good over narrow partisan interests; and, they counted on being able to advocate for what they believe by presenting credible evidence.

"I assume, maybe naively, that Sunderland owner Ellis Short and his chief executive did their homework on Paolo before they went and hired him to do the job.

"I assumed, maybe naively, that Sunderland owner Ellis Short and his chief executive did their homework on Paolo before they went and hired him to do the job.

But let's assume maybe that didn't work or something.

"Obviously, because of the time that's passed and no solid leads, I can only assume maybe he was from foster care early on and maybe floated from family to family," Jones said.

Were you to guess the number of core courses at Harvard Business School that train students to become more technically literate in computer science you would assume maybe two or three.

"As you're out of work longer, someone may see that and assume maybe you're not a good candidate because you've been out of work so long," Cassel, 53, said in an interview.

Google tells me your biggest movie star is a man named Aksel Hennie who I assume maybe works the door at one of Ryan Gosling's or Ryan Reynolds' (that's right, we got both Ryans) house parties.