Sentence examples for presumed how from inspiring English sources

Of all the things that Stanley might have presumed, how did he hit on the one that was both pertinent and true?

(Except, one would presume, how to prepare sashimi).

You have to look at people's faces and presume how they are reacting.

I have a lot more faith in people's ability to govern themselves without me presuming how things will be for all eternity".

Now older, she stares at the gorgeous young women in New York, wondering if she's right to presume how they will feel at her age, "when life is less unthinking and more deliberate".

This we may presume: how they got in after hours, drunk, daring each other to swim beneath the blue-green tarp that each night tucked the water up; how the first girl panicked halfway under, tried to surface where the surface wasn't; and the second, seeing the bump in the plastic, went in to end up the same way, a second bump, trying to push off the suck of the whole pool against the heavy sheet.

I don't want to presume how she feels now.

This type of scale avoids the pitfall of presuming how each individual may weight the importance of specific items or functions for him/herself on a quality of life scale.

To explore the available literature, the subject will be divided into clinical questions: What is the risk of sarcoma in patients with a presumed fibroid How to diagnose a uterine sarcoma and distinguish it from a fibroid What are the complications of morcellation How to prevent morcellation complications What are the knowledge gaps Recommendations on clinical management in patients with fibroids.

"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".

And one of the ways they do it is by knowing — instinctively, one presumes — how to honor what happens to women as they grow older.