Sentence examples for presumed her from inspiring English sources

"She'd been taken to hospital by people who found her sleeping rough in the market and presumed her mad.

People have presumed her work is anti-plastic surgery, or a comment about the tyranny of thin, but she says she isn't interested in passing judgment.

She was from a smaller cadre of women who went to college holding two self-images simultaneously: the future stay-at-home housewife and the serious student who cared about grades and reading lists and serious discussions, who took the same courses as the men — or who, like Friedan, went to Smith and presumed her courses were actually harder.

The surrounding community presumed her death natural, and she was given a proper burial.

Trimmer's fundamentalism, Grenby argues, does not necessarily mark her as the rigid thinker that many critics have presumed her to be.

Wilentz takes nothing for granted, not even the luxury of presuming her presence in Haiti is useful and worthy.

She would play along for publicity's sake, presuming her persona would sell more tickets than her person.

"She has had no access to any lawyer... presume her to be innocent before proven guilty, please.

She accuses the prime minister of neglecting wise counsel (including, we presume, her own) and permitting a drift away from "commitment to the rule of law" and "international justice".

In it, the speaker tells of how the heady scent of a cup of almond tea takes her (we presume her) back with a Proustian jerk to "the yellow time / of trouble, with blood tests, and cellular madness, and my presence required // on the slab for surgery".

This fixes the odds of his survival regardless of what the pursuer does; but since the pursuer has no reason to prefer any available pure or mixed strategy, and since in any case we are presuming her epistemic situation to be symmetrical to that of the fugitive, we may suppose that she will roll a three-sided die of her own.