Sentence examples for even presumed from inspiring English sources

So after 1730, this mature music, dramatic and provocative, was unknown to the world in general and even presumed lost.

Even presumed early accumulations of PrPd at the plasma membrane of astrocytes were associated with complex membrane changes.

The less than 100% specificity with the optimum cut-off value of CWD reflects the finding that even presumed normals may have a slight degree of PA.

Teleconsultations are even presumed to have a healing effect of their own, as time and digital attention are offered to patients.

He seemed surprised that someone could even presume that he might.

Independent filmmakers don't take for granted their place in the cinematic firmament and don't even presume its existence.

He even presumes to sing one of Khan's songs, "Allah Hu," on a live album, "The New Qawwali Voice" (World Village)," which ascends to peak after peak.

That story even presumes a sort of aristocracy of spirit, which is, of course, exactly what the movie itself depends upon.

In reality, Mrs. Clinton and Barack Obama were familiar enough by late February 2008, when the ad first was broadcast, that it made little apparent difference in their poll numbers — even presuming that we could separate the effects of the ad from the effects of Mrs. Clinton's winning the Texas and Ohio primaries soon after the ad was broadcast.

My father, who was routinely harassed by police when he was driving to college at night, had "the talk" with me when I was six or seven, explaining how people would automatically assume that I was up to no good, and would often even presume I was about to commit (or had just committed) a crime.

But in the brutal world of sports sponsorship, the "Blade Runner" stands to lose everything, even presuming his innocence.