Sentence examples for merely assuming from inspiring English sources

The appeals court sharply criticized Mr. Kuller for merely assuming a legitimate business purpose existed.

Is he standing up for his rights, or merely assuming an arrogant position that places him outside history?

However, this is only achieved by considering the re-adsorption of trace amounts of the oxidant (H2O2) from the gas phase, versus merely assuming that desorbed species are immediately swept away in the gas stream.

What if, like the Pompidou Centre, the pipes of each thing were worn on the outside, arguing the case – rather than merely assuming it – for why we need to network it in the first place?

I mention this because a) they were having lots of fun; b) it seemed like a non-traditional way to spend your post-wedding days; and c) so that CKsam doesn't have to worry that we are merely assuming that all weddings should follow the "classic format".

Of course, by pointing out that it's all a pose, Didion is merely assuming a more sophisticated pose, and in later essays these switchbacks gave rise to a self-indulgence that occasionally glued up the works.(I'm thinking in particular of her 1990 essay on the Central Park jogger, in which the elegiac tone spun out of control).

It was merely assumed to be invincible.

The Shorters, however, did not merely assume a "generalized risk".

— recruiters merely assume employers do not want jobless workers.

Most studies discussing such behavior merely assume it, without actually offering evidence.

It's not enough to merely assume that someone else might be "a better fit".