Sentence examples for i've presumed from inspiring English sources

Speaking as only myself, I've presumed that the plan was a decent way to allow Alibaba itself to acquire more of its own shares, without penalizing Yahoo on a tax basis.

I had presumed he was.

Still in the third quarter there, too, so perhaps Baltimore are still more alive than I had presumed.

I had presumed that my students would feel vindicated that an eminent scholar confirmed their general suspicions.

I have presumed a Brexit for many years, and started betting on it long before the referendum was announced.

But on that particular afternoon her words felt more like a dart lobbed at what I had presumed to be a budding and promising patient-doctor relationship.

It was the last thing I was expecting as I had presumed that my nearest and dearest were already hardened to my decision.

I had presumed for ages that Maggie and Jocelyn were either still a couple, or at the very least had been lovers at some point in the past.

Earlier I had presumed that surviving photographs of Mrs. Roosevelt were merely fanciful as regards tinted fingernails, in other words doctored, but it seems that the First Lady did indeed indulge a pronounced taste for bright color.

I had neglected to use birth control only once, one unexpected and regrettable night, but there it was: I was pregnant, just like the girls I had presumed stupid for being shocked that they were pregnant "after just the first time!" This predicament had no happy answer for me, and I hurried anonymously past the line of screaming protesters outside Planned Parenthood.

And as she made her way to the great swinging doors, I undertook to help her, whereupon she swung at me with her great leather purse, growling, 'Fuck off, you creeps!' And I understood what she meant: that I had presumed she needed help, and — an even greater presumption — that I thought I could be the one to offer it".