Sentence examples for clearly assumed that from inspiring English sources
Paul very clearly assumed that everyone was, by nature, heterosexual," he says.
He clearly assumed that complaints would either not be made, or would be disbelieved or dismissed.
All of them clearly assumed that they'd reap the benefits of their investment during Yeltsin's second term, but Berezovsky went furthest of all.
As a narrative historian Xenophon has a reputation for inaccuracy and incompleteness, but he clearly assumed that people and events from the past were tools for promoting political and ethical improvement.
Two productions that had wowed crowds in London, the Bollywood-style "Bombay Dreams" and the short-lived portrait of clubland decadence called "Taboo" (featuring songs by its Broadway star, Boy George), were tweaked and massaged into standardized blandness by busy show-biz stylists who clearly assumed that spice was not a part of New York theatergoers' diets.
It is clearly assumed that this period (taken equal to 10 min in practice) corresponds to a standard data having no attacks.
This is unsurprising, as learners must clearly assume that forms that are used by native adult speakers are by definition grammatical.
In following this plan of action, for each π ∈ ∏, we can clearly assume that π is a substring of some v j ∈ V but not all.
"The model clearly assumes that universities will be there so that schools can draw on their expertise," he says.
Unsurprisingly, the lower their savings totals, the more likely they were to say that they intended to keep working – clearly assuming that they'll stay in good health into their 90s, and that the jobs will remain available.
