Sentence examples for ever assuming from inspiring English sources

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

There is much speculation that insiders are scheming now of ways to keep Jonathan from ever assuming power.

Women have occupied at least 50% of the medical positions for the past 25 years in several fields, without ever assuming the same proportion of leadership roles as their male colleagues [ 12, 13].

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

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".

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

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.

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.

"We do not have the right, nor should we ever assume the prerogative, to cast doubt upon the ability or mock the motives of our civilian leaders, elected or appointed," Admiral Mullen said.