Sentence examples for it assumed it was from inspiring English sources

Terra Firma butchered one of our great cultural assets because it assumed it was just another business, another set of figures on a spreadsheet.

This ritual behavior has been noted for years, and most people who saw it assumed it was just a form of play.

It was also withdrawn from the African film festival Fespaco amid security concerns and was briefly banned in a Paris suburb following the Charlie Hebdo murders (the local mayor, who hadn't seen it, assumed it was pro-jihad).

Seeing itself as fundamentally virtuous, like James Hogg's "Justified sinner" (that other son of the Calvinist manse), unable to shake off the belief that the ends justify the means, it assumed it was perfectly entitled, in the interests of social justice, to fudge statistics, bury inconvenient reports, rule by diktat rather than parliament.

Another -- Maysville Community and Technical College, a community college in Maysville, Kentucky -- said it assumed it was helped by the move.

When it focussed on me, I assumed it was for — I don't know what.

I ignored it simply because I assumed it wasn't addressed at me.

I couldn't remove it so I assumed it was faulty and fetched the attendant.

But the whole Blairite philosophy was too vague to catch on and much of the European left disliked what little it understood of it, assuming it was code for a kind of soft-edged Thatcherism.

Neither of us really cared about it, assuming it was on the ground somewhere after a quick look.

­"People who haven't read it assume it's a simple-minded defence of the Rosenbergs.