Sentence examples for presume when we from inspiring English sources

Nonetheless, Hume observes, "we always presume, when we see like sensible qualities, that they have like secret powers, and expect that effects, similar to those we have experienced, will follow from them" (EHU 4.2.16/33).

"And people will say, 'Hey, where's your buddy?' I think sometimes people presume that when we're out together, we're looking to meet women.

Ryan Payne, one of the key militia leaders with a long history of protesting against the federal government, said he did not understand how he could be presumed innocent when "we have spent the past month in prison and are led around in chains and shackles everywhere we go".

Significant expression of all these costimulatory molecules was noted at 3 dpi, the time point which we presume when maximum viral load is present in these NSPCs.

After my presumed fifteenth birthday, when we withdrew to Hadjout, I became a stern and serious scholar.

Were finally convinced but presume when Sunday traffic begins city authorities will see nuisance is revived.

Anthony Arkin got a farewell scene (I presume) when Philip made a 12-step-style apology visit to the employee he'd fired.

When working as a reporter in Abyssinia, he was sent to find the explorer David Livingstone, famously greeting him with the words "Dr Livingstone, I presume?" when he discovered him at Ujiji in 1871.

7) Thou shalt not presume when making compliments.

Livingstone, I presume?" when he encountered the missionary-explorer David Livingstone on the shores of Lake Tanganyika in 1871.

Because "claim" includes rights to payment which are contingent, the definition picks up personal guarantees, the liability for which arose when the guarantee was entered into, and not (as so many practitioners wrongly presume) when the guarantee was finally called.