Sentence examples for openly assumes from inspiring English sources

He openly assumes all these characters to shew the humourous part of them.

We have long stopped talking over our phones openly, assuming they are tapped.

The middle-aged men at the local supermarket unpacking fresh vegetables and removing questionable ones from the shelves exchange what to me are shockingly vulgar jokes, openly assuming that their Spanish -- which separates them from the Anglos -- provides a shield of invisibility.

Stand Your Ground does in fact openly assume, if not embrace, the risk of allowing individuals to "murder people they did not like and claim it was lawful self-defense," even outside of the home, so long as the killers are men (preferably white) and their victims are strangers (preferably black).

Never assume that if someone doesn't openly accept you, that it is because of your race.

Organisations such as the International Committee of the Red Cross openly and transparently assume that some of their aid (30% in Somalia) will be stolen.

And for those of you who will argue that the best way to handle hate is to shine a light on it, debate these people openly, and generally assume that reason will prevail: you're wrong.

Researchers openly state that their approach assumes a "top-down" model, in which trip requests and vehicle dispatching are all centralized, which is obviously not the case in the real world.

Daniil Granin, a Soviet writer who is now a member of the Soviet Parliament, openly admires his subject and assumes that readers are familiar with Timofeyev-Resovsky and numerous other personalities of his country's scientific community.

But gay rights groups say the survey assumes that troops do not want to serve with openly gay people and repeatedly uses the term "homosexual," which they say is derogatory.

Democratic moderates may not openly attack Mr Dean, assuming he wins the party nomination.