He hadn't asked me to, and I hadn't presumed to ask him if he wanted me to.
We hadn't presumed to write any dialogue for the sketch and Felix came in and improvised the whole thing spectacularly.
As the children grow to trust and rely on Jerry, Audrey increasingly resents him, and she eventually throws him out of the house for presuming to usurp Brian's role, although he has not presumed anything.
As James Madison said on the floor, "the State Judiciarys had not & he presumed wd.
You, gentle reader, who have not, I presume, been implicated in the unfortunate demise of a prelate of the church, and who are far from sinister carvings made from accursed wood, need not tremble; but note the season, the drawing in of the evenings, the increasing darkness and the chill of the wind.
The presumption of innocence was seen as a very reasonable administrative procedure, because those who were presumed innocent had not yet gone through the system that would soon determine whether they were actually innocent or not.
Because of its large body mass, however, its relative brain size had not expanded over that of its presumed ancestor, H. habilis.
The 69 cases with presumed IFI, however, had not been further validated since autopsy was refused by all of their families.
Crawford and Wilson (1996), and similar approaches that have followed, presume a connection between underlying biological processes, their perturbation by small increments of exposure, and the probability of generation of a new case of the endpoint in question, but they have not probed its presumed properties.
Both principles understand that only adults are presumed to have the capacity to act autonomously, whereas children are not presumed to have this capacity.
