Sentence examples for presume of from inspiring English sources

Some of you have complained that we privilege 'middle-class, small-ball sports' at the expense, I presume, of large-ball sports.

The Examiner's view of the famous Glamazons, Hollywood's tallest girls, each at least six feet, emblematic, we presume, of the determination not to degenerate into a race of midgets in 1944.

I watched as he withdrew, his boredom passing as serenity, which is what people presume of him.

It is noteworthy that this finding does not presume of the expression of the protein at the post-transcriptional level, however it contrasts with the previous suggestion based on the failure to demonstrate A2 gene transcripts in L. major that the A2-gene of L. major is a non-expressed pseudogene [ 1].

(That would be game on then presumably, presuming of course the premier proposes to take some action against Shaw).

The title king of Kintyre is used of a number of presumed kings of the Cenél nGabrain.

(That presumes, of course, that the person dropping in, or calling, can get past your assistant).

This presumes, of course, that the work will stay around for a while.

Presuming, of course, the Lions aren't put off by having lost there in 1966.

This presumes, of course, that the majority of those needs can and should be met by one person.

Either way, she hasn't got – as Peggy presumes of both her and Don – everything she wants.