Sentence examples for naturally assuming from inspiring English sources

Of course, the really irresponsible one here is little Sarah, who left the fire to wander down misty country lanes, with no thought for who might stumble across her and drop down dead from fright, quite naturally assuming the little brat is the ghost of a sickly Victorian child.

Realising that a Sunday paper had bagged the scoop on his affair, Huhne phoned his wife up, and in one breath explained that a) he'd been boffing someone else, b) it had been picked up by the News Of The Screws, and c) therefore "We've got thirty minutes to kill the story", naturally assuming that Pryce would still be equally keen to preserve the political career of her cheating husband.

Both distributions arise naturally assuming a birth-death process whereby genomes increase in size due to random processes (e.g. self-replicating elements), that lead to genome degradation (e.g. mutations) [ 18]–[ 20].

On Lewis's conception, having mass 5 kg and having mass 7 kg should be viewed as distinct perfectly natural properties, or so one would naturally assume.

Painters naturally assume the importance of their subjects, she said.

They naturally assume that Jeremy Corbyn is to blame.

The IRA naturally assumed that "Fred" had been authorised to say them.

An innocent bystander would naturally assume that it was in Warwick.

And so he had naturally assumed that Wisconsin's recall organizers would also use them.

Edison, Mosaica and LearnNow naturally assumed that the Chester project would work this way as well.

That was the expression he naturally assumed when looking at me.