Sentence examples for is always assuming from inspiring English sources

"Everyone is always assuming if there's something wrong, the problem is in the neuron," Barres said.

Since she comes from Walton-on-Thames, it is always assumed that she has had elocution.

Countless glosses have been applied to Mr. Johns's art, which is always assumed to be thick with coded meanings.

Public money is poured into protecting girls from early "sexualisation", but for boys, sexuality is always assumed to be empowering.

It is always assumed that it is red wine that is enhanced with laying down and great ageing.

But that doesn't stop them being harassed in stop and search, or if they drive a nice car it is always assumed they are drug dealers.

It is always assumed he was our greatest 20th-century composer, perhaps even our greatest composer, although Elgar might have a word to say about that.

In lighthouse work the observer is always assumed to be at a height of 15 feet, although on large ships he may be 40 feet above the sea.

Virginia, for example, is always assumed to be solidly conservative, but an influx of liberal high-tech and government workers is making it less so.

It is always assumed academic studies are valuable in themselves; people would never say an engineering degree is a dead end if you ultimately become a banker.

It is always assumed that the virus population lingered on, causing small seasonal epidemics, until replaced by the shocker of 1918.