Sentence examples for badge assuming from inspiring English sources
Paul has never worked with another female engineer in her 20-year career, and conference organizers often reverse her name on her badge, assuming Paul must be her first name.
Once he'd polished off the simple task of killing these bozos, the mystery man – also new in town, fresh out of prison for a jewel heist – coolly stole Hood's badge and assumed the dead guy's cop duties.
Other forms of political activity: Among other forms of political activity which are prohibited are the distribution of campaign literature, badges, or buttons, and assuming general political leadership or becoming prominently identified with any political movement, party, or faction, or with the success or failure of any candidate for election to public office.
You might be forgiven for assuming that getting an official honour from the Queen might be a bit like receiving a supercharged Blue Peter badge.
Hoping that buyers will embrace a supercar because it wears a once-glorious badge is like hoping people will assume your son's a great baseball player because you named him Honus Wagner.
Their faces assume the fixed smile, the badge of their profession.
I had yet to assume my shame as a badge of honor, and I didn't understand what it meant for them to be suddenly proud of who they were.
Don't... assume the guy with the badge has a clue what he's doing.
It is safe to assume that Murdoch probably viewed that as a badge of honour.
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It's easy to see how a solitary ASA degree on a resume could almost be a stigma, a badge proclaiming (at worst): "No one else would admit me" or (at best) "I assumed this college was legit--oops".
