Sentence examples for presume as from inspiring English sources
Baby boomers don't presume, as past generations did, that their offspring will share their charitable interests.
He dared to presume, as Martin Luther King came dangerously near doing, that the ends justify the means.
"Because of the many facets of human motivation," the Supreme Court declared in 1977, "it would be unwise to presume as a matter of law that human beings of one definable group will not discriminate against members of their group".
A judiciary also won't be of much interest to you, I presume, as your legal battles are always settled out of court, with a slap on the back and a gentlemanly handshake.
I shouldn't presume, as a mere man, to suggest what the cabinet might look like, but I will if only to prove my point that it isn't such a ridiculous idea.
What many presume as God is in fact the universal truth energy.
The Mets and the Phillies did not swap uniforms Wednesday night, although one could not be blamed for presuming as much.
(iii) The energies, frequencies and initial phases of the signals are presumed as known constants.
Dell has changed up the Dell Mini 10 configuration to include a 2GB memory stick full of the Spider-man movie – the first one, we're presuming – as well as a new Passion Purple color.
At least, one presumes, as far as chairmen of the Joint Chiefs of Staff go.
Any discussion that presumes as much is not only counterproductive, it is dangerous, for it draws attention away from the Package Deal of Reform.
