Sentence examples similar to assuming there were nothing from inspiring English sources

Thank you for not assuming there is nothing to be done.

If the customer persists, he shouldn't complain afterward -- assuming there's nothing actually wrong with the wine.

I'm somewhat relieved to be proven wrong – assuming there's nothing particularly nasty in the small print, the science budget will be protected in real terms.

Bath, though, have already pledged not to change their preferred method, correctly assuming there is nothing to be gained by doing so.

Tourists dutifully tick off the Colosseum, the Quirinal hill, the imposing Santa Maria Maggiore basilica, but tend to ignore what lies between them, assuming "there's nothing to see" – and so missing out on one of the city's most charming old residential neighbourhoods.

Ultimately what is felt and experienced by customers from employees turns into a decision to return to your business or visit a competitor (assuming there is nothing wrong with the product itself and your business is not the only business selling a particular product).

I'm just high-strung, I'll say, assuming there's nothing I can really do about it.

Perhaps they would trust Google's authority and assume there is nothing to be found.

Hedy Lamarr complained bitterly that people would look at her face and assume there was nothing behind it.

"Simple men may not have the talent for words... but don't assume there's nothing going on behind the silence and the sarcasm," he says.

Why another documentary on a subject that has been scrutinized so deeply that some might assume there's nothing left to say or show?