Sentence examples for evidently assumes from inspiring English sources

AOL evidently assumes that its customers have photographic memories for Internet e-mail addresses.

Jones evidently assumes that it is the "distorted" face that indicates monstrous evil.

Governor Daniels evidently assumes that the only way one can teach history is to cram it down students' throats.

Mr. Maude-Roxby, who had evidently assumed the role of Dad, mumbled a protest.

In 2012, the British public is evidently assumed to be undersized pigmies, scarcely able to formulate thought.

She evidently assumed that readers would sympathize, and often this is the case, though her self-centred complaints are not endearing.

But the passengers evidently assumed that the inflatable slides on the wings, designed to let them slide safely to ground level, were also rafts.

Having earned millions in retail, Benetton evidently assumed that it could sell sports equipment the way it sold clothes, even down to its signature style of provocative advertising.

He's seen submissions, he says, from people who evidently assume that Nature Medicine is a journal about medicines derived from plant extracts.

The oil-water mix, which officials evidently assumed was 20percentt oil, could well have been closer to 10percentt, he said.

After Trump's "animals" comments, his administration doubled down on them, evidently assuming that no one would defend violent criminals.