Sentence examples for have often assumed from inspiring English sources

Beneficiaries have often assumed I'm a posh white bloke simply because I am a white bloke.

Observers have often assumed that blushing is simply the outward manifestation of shame.

For example, men in tech have often assumed I work in marketing because I'm female.

The Japanese have often assumed a link between these militant nationalists, who appear to have free run of the streets, and the country's leadership.

Their suggestion that new species can form through a hybridization event is quite novel — biologists have often assumed that hybrid populations would die out because of hybrid sterility.

Since I completed my translation of the Odyssey, which is the first published version of Homer's epic in English translated by a woman, readers have often assumed that I must sympathize above all with the story's female characters.

People had often assumed that Balthus was ideally happy as director of the French Academy's Villa Medici in Rome, a post to which he had been appointed by André Malraux in 1961 when Malraux was France's minister of culture.

During their onslaught in the West Bank, Israeli troops kept Mr. Arafat besieged in his headquarters at Ramallah, inadvertently weaving a kind of heroic aura that he has often assumed in military defeat in the past.

I've often assumed that a $40 bottle of wine is twice as good as a $20 bottle even though the American Association of Wine Economists has essentially proved that the price of wine has almost no bearing on enjoyment.

Distributed Model Predictive Control (DMPC) algorithms reported in the literature had often assumed that state measurements are available to all subsystems at all time instants.

Until now researchers had often assumed that as much as 80% of the nitrogen added to a forest went into its vegetation.