Sentence examples similar to presumed he did from inspiring English sources
"I'm going to presume he did this at the behest of the president-elect of the United States," former CIA official Phillip Mudd said on CNN Monday.
But I would not presume he does not realize this.
I presume he doesn't, but in his case it's hard to be sure.
Did you have to sign a legal disclaimer promising not to reveal the identity of the show's tame racing driver The Stig? Small Talk presumes he doesn't wear his helmet at all times.
Denver-based Polak has a peer on the other side of the Rockies in Salt Lake City that I presume he doesn't know.
"Now I can pick my kids up from school or talk to their teachers". I presume he doesn't wear the headband or the glare to school.
It was clear that he did not feel guilty for having usurped García's place, that he presumed he was doing us a favor by shouldering the burden.
Simply because he is not begging on a street corner (except when he's busking, which he does with glorious chutzpah) or drooling with a spent needle hanging from his arm, you presume he is doing fine.
Whether the proud dad was still in the ground to hear the news remained subject to much post-match debate; it would be nice to presume he had done the right thing.
Laishram, his country's last representative in the tournament after Mary Kom last to Taylor in the afternoon session, danced off the pace towards the end, presuming he had done enough to overturn a seven-point deficit.
