Sentence examples for many presumed from inspiring English sources

In 1989, the Soviets made an ignoble retreat, and many presumed that Afghanistan would right itself.

That was in 2007, and many presumed it was no more than a blip.

Many presumed the influx of refugees to Lesbos would start to slow with the arrival of winter, but there's no evidence that the numbers are falling.

Many presumed that Alex Gibney's Scientology documentary Going Clear, which portrayed Cruise in a negative light, would further tarnish the star's embattled reputation.

It was an unlikely return to English football for the former international, who many presumed had played for his last club in England when he joined A-League side Newcastle Jets on his 2011 release from Aston Villa.

Many presumed that the trust existed solely to perpetuate Mr. Hershey's grand social experiment, lending an air of disbelief that the trust could ultimately be the one to unravel one of the nation's last surviving company towns.

Also, many African professionals in Europe I have spoken to get exhausted by constantly being underestimated in their workplaces because it is assumed that since they grew up and went to school in a poor, backward environment (as many presume all of Africa is), they can't know terribly much after all.

"But many, many are presumed dead".

Pistorius's stride is not longer than other runners, as many presume, Gailey said.

Most important, while there are certainly cultural differences among foreign markets, they are far less problematic than many presume.

Many presume that Mr. Josephs's 35 months of unemployment contributed to financial pressures and fed a despondency more common in upper-crust suburbia than might be suspected.