Sentence examples for has never assumed from inspiring English sources

But Aegis has never assumed the central coordinating role that some officials once envisioned.

Danceable protest songs show up across the African diaspora, which has never assumed that protests have to be prim.

Over the last several months Mr. Koons, who has always been a polarizing artist, has been at work in a role he has never assumed during his three-decade career, that of curator of other people's art.

Trotskyism has never assumed power in any country – outside the eclectic collection of Sri Lanka, Vietnam and Bolivia, it has never really won mass support – but it did provide the intellectual training ground for a surprising number of rightwingers.

In contrast to practices in other advanced industrialized countries, the U.S. government has never assumed a leadership role in developing or financing an ECE system (Kamerman, 2001; OECD, 2001; Warner, 2008; Witte & Trowbridge, 2005).

According to the BBC, although picked as a chief in 1979, Mr Khama has never assumed the responsibilities of traditional leadership in his village.

We've never assumed it would never change".

We have never assumed that serving a good cause guaranteed that our choices and methods were necessarily the best.

I have never assumed that the mission of MBA programs was to train "ready-to-install" operational managers.

"I've won 32 times and in every one of them I've never assumed I was going to win again," he said.

I am a longtime fan of "This American Life," but I have never assumed that every story I heard was literally true.