Sentence examples for presumed like from inspiring English sources

Yet the urge to rediscover a former way of performing is the foundation of the modern creed of authenticity, and those responsible for these recordings have presumed, like any Baroque specialist, that making music is an exercise in archaeology.

"I got a lot of euphoria, happiness, I presumed like ecstasy," she said.

He presumes – like most Democrats – that class and class conflict are terms that will repel Americans and persuade them to support Buffett's tax reform proposals.

They will then be manually approved – nothing too off topic I presume, like "Hello Mum" – and the shouts will then be fed into an iPhone app which The MegaMouth uses on his wrist-mounted iPhone.

The article featured the views of economists who are, I believe, predominantly supporters of Hillary and would, I presume, like to work in her Administration.

Phylogenetic analysis for the HA segment in JS5-like (H10N9) virus showed it to be more distant than the presumed ZJ12-like HA donor (see Additional file 2), which hence remains the most closely related putative precursor for HA.

And that something might look like the archaea that the scientists tested under presumed Enceladus-like conditions in their lab.

The second includes practice in the observation of natural phenomena as well as exposure to the testing of theories and of the presumed law-like connections we find in the natural world.

Prdx2 may assist in this way by reducing and thus neutralizing ROS, whereas Apg-1 may prevent proteins from unfolding under stressed conditions by virtue of its presumed chaperone-like activity.

"Art" has become the promiscuous catchall for anything artificial that meets no practical need but which we like, or are presumed or supposed to like.

The existence of a second apical spirant (that is, a spirant formed with the tip of the tongue), þ (with a presumed pronunciation like that of th in English thin), is extremely uncertain.