Sentence examples for clearly assumes from inspiring English sources

Unbound clearly assumes that its readers take a keen interest in such matters.

He clearly assumes his own adverse remarks are a different matter.

But this argument clearly assumes what it sets out to prove).

"The model clearly assumes that universities will be there so that schools can draw on their expertise," he says.

This clearly assumes a substantial recovery in the fourth quarter as guided to this time last year and that did not materialise.

René Descartes's Discours de la méthode (1637; Discourse on Method), with its opening sentence, "Le bon sens est la chose du monde la mieux partagée…" ("Good sense is of all things in the world the most equally distributed…"), clearly assumes that the mental processes of all men, if properly conducted, will lead to identical conclusions.

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.

Yaseen Aslam, a founding member of the LPHADA, said that anyone "can clearly assume it was a threat".

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.

Based on their actions, police officers clearly assumed Mr. Zimmerman was the private property owner and Mr. Martin the dangerous interloper.