Sentence examples for it one assumes from inspiring English sources

As Andrew Herwitz, the film's sales agent, put it, "One assumes that the organizers have a very different point of view on nuclear energy".

It's very much an album made for the people who funded it, who, one assumes, are primarily aging rap fans.

Some said they noticed that their whiteness makes their opinions seem more valuable, that it means no one assumes they are incompetent, that no one questions the legitimacy of their college scholarships.

If Watson does not eclipse the best human players by Wednesday, one assumes it is only a matter of months before it would blow them away.

If, as one assumes, it is Chesterton himself who is speaking through Grant, then it was patently his ambition, in all of his shorter texts, to write fiction that would turn out to be stranger than truth.

It follows immediately if one assumes that an instant lasts 0s: whatever speed the arrow has, it will get nowhere if it has no time at all.

I enjoyed the cognitive disconnect between what one assumes it might cost to put down a squirrel versus what it might actually cost.

Grant's older brother killed himself long before; no reason is ever given, but one assumes it has something to do with the inescapable mournfulness of life on the ranch.

One assumes it's not supposed to.

Just when one assumes it's safe to be melanin-rich and comfortable, the figurative mop or baby appears.

Even wrestling with the question for a few seconds makes you want to tune it all out – and, one assumes, plenty of voters already have.