Sentence examples for casually assuming from inspiring English sources

What will become of you?" They talk of childbearing with such nonchalance, casually assuming that every woman has an inherent need to procreate.

He got through multiple mistresses, left behind a litter of illegitimate children, and abruptly cancelled ancient friendships, casually assuming that "one thing happens, and then another thing": experience was a series of episodes, not a narrative.

Hallberg casually assumes none of our writing is any good.

I'd casually assumed that anyone married to Daniel Day-Lewis might be a bit, well, humourless.

Evgeny Morozov and Malcolm Gladwell are asking whether it really is the case, as so many casually assume, that more Internet always means more freedom and openness.

I casually assumed that no longer having the responsibility of parenting enabled them to step back and focus on what mattered: the gift of time.

Rather, it is the palpable air of remove, an atmosphere of entitlement so casually assumed that it makes the effetely languid models in those Ralph Lauren ads seem like jokes or cartoons.

Best duly indulges the voyeurism with a goal, rounding the Coventry goalkeeper so casually that you assume the referee's whistle had already blown for an offside.

It is almost casually common to assume Muslim backwardness -- as in Bernhard Lewis Whatt Went Wrong?

It can be observed that high speed is very unfavorable, because the energy losses due to aerodynamic resistance relates to v 3. Wind direction has been reasonably neglected assuming that it varies casually with an almost uniform distribution and that the number of transports inwind is the same as the ones upwind.

I casually mentioned the problem to my building super assuming it was up to me how I wanted to get rid of them.