Sentence examples for presumed about from inspiring English sources

"You could tell from that picture that it is all just presumed about how we would behave with each other, and they have got it completely wrong".

In April 2010 John Hartigan, then CEO of News Ltd, shared with the Victorian Supreme Court something football fans had long presumed about the media.

That's what people presumed about my mother, because she never bragged and only had a third grade education in Mexico.

He quizzed the students on what they might presume about this story.

What did they presume about the people looking at their pictures?

"He will have more to say, I presume, about his recent experience, though he will be somewhat circumspect.

What a hearer H presumes about a speaker S is relevant to whether S communicates with H.

Ultimately, what I am presuming about the stranger is moral integrity, which some say is the relevant motive for trust relations (McLeod 2002, 21 27).

It's obvious to me, anyway, that Arendt's latest slew of detractors are the least formidable she has ever had, incapable of separating her ideas from what they wrongly presume about her personality and character because of the fact that she had an affair with Martin Heidegger.

And if you are a Henry Stanley determined to presume Dr. Livingstone, how about presumed?

Stretching from those first European steps we have presumed much about our limits, our unlimitedness.