Sentence examples for have assumed from from inspiring English sources

Despite what you may have assumed from watching the Eastern Conference playoffs, not every team makes the postseason.

By the final page, the comic asides and flights of self-deprecation appear to come not, as one might once have assumed, from a place of supreme confidence, but from its opposite.

Our failure to replicate Bem's results will, no doubt, not come as a surprise to many readers as they will have assumed from the outset that the alleged paranormal effect was not real.

Perhaps the most striking thing about the statement is that everybody seems to have assumed from it that VS Naipaul was going to win, even though other contenders included Doris Lessing and Elizabeth Taylor.

Many people said they had assumed from the beginning that they were being lied to.

She did not suspect Mr. Choy; she had assumed from his surname that he was Korean.

My colleagues and I had assumed, from experience, that Texas would not fund a transplant for Oregón.

Meanwhile, as McCain was nimbly moving around, Obama would be standing still, stuck in the one-note posture he has assumed from the beginning of the campaign.

The Bush campaign has assumed from the start that it would gain votes in the overseas tally but lose votes in the manual recounts.

"As with other union agreements that it has assumed from the old G.M., General Motors Company will honor those commitments," the company said in its statement.

This is useful, given the wide variety of guises the far-right has assumed, from Scandinavian populists to Italian neo-fascists and brutish central European skinheads.