Sentence examples for clearly presume from inspiring English sources

We can clearly presume that Kagi would be happy to repackage and sell almost anything at this point, including OS X updates.

The film clearly presumes the "Republic of Korea" as a counterpart to North Korea and features the same sentimental context and emphasis on patriotism and the legitimacy of the "Republic of Korea" advocated by right-wing scholars in the left-right wing debates over contemporary Korean history and textbooks in late 2010.

Manuel I realized even more clearly that Byzantium could not presume to ignore or offend the new powers in the West, and he went out of his way to understand and to appease them.

Clearly, it would be foolish to presume that LGBT people live in a bubble where immigration law does not matter.

And how dare we men presume to behave like gods when we clearly still haven't learnt how to behave like men? Sometimes the plays seem chillingly apt.

I presume they are for me and I catch his surprise: clearly they are for our daughters, though he doesn't say it and allows me to try them.

Clearly articulating the mechanisms presumed to undermine the welfare state, and carefully linking each mechanism to arguments about diversity, will help establish an empirical agenda that allows us to evaluate such theoretical and political claims.

Although its normal functions are yet to be clearly elucidated, it is presumed to be involved in adhesion, growth, proliferation and differentiation [31].

For example, it was clearly established that the presumed contiguous structure of the 5.8S rRNA in anophelines is a fact, in contrast to what is true for other insects, including D. melanogaster.

In conclusion, these studies clearly rule out the presumed role of Src in ouabain-induced activation of PI3K1A and point to the necessity of focusing on the alternative mechanisms by which digitalis drugs activate PI3K1A and regulate several important physiological processes.

"Tyson is clearly misinterpreting his Bible," she says, but adds that it would be wrong to presume his faith wasn't genuine.