Sentence examples for happily assumed from inspiring English sources
While married, she had happily assumed the role of a young matron in suburban Dallas, joining the Junior League and spearheading various charity efforts.
A tourist might have happily assumed that the preponderance of shuttered storefronts indicated the persistence of some charming southern siesta tradition, but, in fact, they had long been vacant.
Happily, assuming Blair keeps her needle clean, the treatment is extremely unlikely to do her any harm, whether it works or not.
Ignoring that the flag still features prominently as part of our own (Australians are pretty good at ignoring distasteful facts), at the Olympics both sides can happily assume as cousins that we stand now as sworn rivals.
Fund-raising is a responsibility many in our community happily assume with the knowledge that their efforts support financial assistance, new programs and facilities for students, and improved compensation for a dedicated faculty.
The greatest outpouring of personal narratives in the history of the planet has occurred on the Internet; as soon as there was a cheap and convenient means to do so, people enthusiastically paid to disseminate their autobiographies, commentaries, opinions, and reviews, happily assuming the roles of both author and publisher.
The danger, as As Nearly Legal pointed out above, it that it is optimistic to assume councils will happily take on this potential new funding burden.
Henri Belolo, the group's co-creator and songwriter, happily acknowledges what everyone assumed – that yes, the Village People were meant to be a subversive group, a gay icon, a tongue-in-cheek response to the rigid white middle class that so adored them.
(Publishers assumed that girls would happily read boys' books, but not vice versa).
Each assumed the other was happily married, and for all those years they resisted the urge to make contact.
