Sentence examples for could presume from inspiring English sources
Both men reciprocated by waving their hands back toward the crowd — disingenuously, one could presume.
Only families of the most rarefied lineage could presume to fare much better under such scrutiny.
"We don't have much to go on, but one could presume..."....
Once, as Mr Daalder puts it, "Washington could presume that if it led, Europe would invariably follow".
Holt said the consultant determined doctors could presume the tattoo was an accurate reflection of the patient's wishes.
Other critics found it disturbing that obscure academics could presume to denigrate a Sophocles, Voltaire or Tolstoy by seeking out cultural biases and inexact language in their masterpieces.
Who could dare to presume — or even appear to presume — that his kidney was meant for me?
Even if you could assess all the restaurants in the world, other critics ask, how could you presume to compare a bistro, a tapas bar, an izakaya, a crêperie?
Joy said he could not presume to know if Earnhardt would want Nascar to race next week.
He seemed surprised that someone could even presume that he might.
Who is this mythic "I", the theorists wanted to know, and how could he presume to know what he prefers?
