Sentence examples for having been assumed from inspiring English sources

Earlier this week, a 17th-century portrait of a man in velvet hat and two ostrich feathers was re-attributed to Rembrandt after more than four decades of having been assumed to have been painted by one of his pupils.

The specification of purpose is what stabilizes a text and a text's purpose is not self-evident; you can't simply extract it from the text, and without its having been assumed or presupposed, the text will not settle down.

They reported that despite the CMF having been assumed by several researchers to be the most probable location for the next destructive earthquake within the Sea of Marmara the GPS data show no evidence of strain accumulation.

Meanwhile, with regard to the many actions executed in the field that allowed any "further catastrophe" to be avoided despite such a possibility having been assumed in circumstances where equipment and manuals could not be relied on, there has been almost no analysis, assessment nor lessons gleaned.

That function has been assumed by computer disks.

But that Deng held ultimate sway had been assumed anyway.

It had been assumed the pair, along with Nick Frost, were moving on to pastures new.

Ever since 1937, it has been assumed that "degenerate art" was either sold abroad or destroyed.

Until recently, it has been assumed there is no safe option other than condoms for life.

The work suggests that many more genes than had been assumed are regulated by the clock.

It had been assumed, of course, that the election would be over by now.