Sentence examples for presumed of from inspiring English sources

Suddenly, he becomes someone with access to a Powerful Ear--become a person, it is presumed, of influence.

California's colleges and universities had been instrumental in turning the nation's biggest state into the world's seventh-biggest economy and an international cultural mecca and they formed the heart, Brown presumed, of his re-election appeal.

In recent months Charlie Chaplin's films, which used frequently to be revived in Germany, have vanished from the screen on account, it has been presumed, of doubts existing here as to the Aryan purity of the comedian's ancestry.

Mr Laddie said that Mr Coulson's construction of the clause was supported by what might be presumed of both sides' intentions at the time that they entered into the agreement.

His manner of storytelling is Ms. Bogart's chief gimmick, and it is a marvelous one, as she has Welles borrow from his own oeuvre, presenting the life of Welles as Welles presented the life, or so it is widely presumed, of William Randolph Hearst in "Citizen Kane".

In 1999, the three members of Blink-182 — the singer and guitarist Tom DeLonge, the singer and guitarist Mark Hoppus, and the drummer Travis Barker — were in their mid-twenties, and deep into the kind of extended adolescence now presumed of young, privileged American men.

(That would be game on then presumably, presuming of course the premier proposes to take some action against Shaw).

Some of you have complained that we privilege 'middle-class, small-ball sports' at the expense, I presume, of large-ball sports.

This is presuming, of course, that customers pay for these premium channels as a part of their Comcast service.

I watched as he withdrew, his boredom passing as serenity, which is what people presume of him.

Transnistria is essentially a massive prepositioned Russian army waiting to be reanimated — presuming, of course, that the Russians can actually find Transnistria.