Sentence examples for easily assuming from inspiring English sources

We stopped being naive, stopped easily assuming that our existence and vibrancy must always be fought for.

Because of their personal dislike for him, Wilson's advisers and wife sought to keep Marshall uninformed about the president's condition to prevent him from easily assuming the presidency.

Mr. Gore easily assumed command of the audience.

The actor's rotund face is the kind in which wrongdoing is almost too easily assumed.

In a culture notoriously dismissive of women, one could easily assume Ladies Day to be a sideshow.

One might easily assume from such a discouraging survey that "The Spirit of Democracy" is a gigantic downer.

That means SBC can far more easily assume the roughly $17 billion in additional debt associated with the core AT&T.

He is an able mimic, and easily assumes the voice of a 13-year-old from Worcestershire.

The president too easily assumes that, if the policy is right, people will come to see its wisdom.

That's why the real political tension in the May cabinet is actually not between the remainers and the leavers, as many have too easily assumed.

We might easily assume that technological advances in the late 20th century immediately simplified the communication of science and that scientists instantly adopted them.