Sentence examples for ever assumed from inspiring English sources

"They have much deeper networks in Kano than anybody ever assumed.

But what is surprising is that the pseudo-klezmer tunes and schmaltz-laden accents in "Fiddler" were ever assumed to be the real thing.

That means that the disconnect between the clothes in store windows and the bodies of women walking past them is greater than we had ever assumed.

There are scores of gifted food writers, chefs, and broadcasters now working in America — many of them recipients of a James Beard award — but none have has ever assumed the mantle of this tiny group.

"But it's just fallacious to claim that those who ordered and led the 2003 Iraq war lacked access to the necessary information about the complexities of that country's ethnic and religious divisions, or could have ever assumed that they could complete their intervention without rekindling religious bloodshed".

But because I'm a man, few people have ever assumed that my choice to engage in sex work was anything other than a choice – that is, until the US government rounded up the staff at Rentboy.com, claiming that they were an "internet brothel" exploiting poor, stupid sex workers like me.

Lynn is here, without ever assuming this is where he would be.

Ethicists call that a "therapeutic misconception," he said, adding, "No one should ever assume that in a clinical trial".

But Dostum has not yet arrived in the capital, and many in Kabul question whether he will ever assume his post.

Chicago has to come up with a massive Plan B if Derrick Rose does not ever assume what he could do on the floor prior to the 2011-12 season".

As a result, I know now that Dr Alfred Kinsey was right when he observed that, when it comes to sex, no one should ever assume anything about anybody.