Sentence examples for presumed someone from inspiring English sources

She presumed someone needed directions.

I presumed someone had told him, but he was waiting outside still thinking his girlfriend had a stomach bug.

I presumed someone had told him, but he was waiting outside still thinking his girlfriend had a stomach ache.

I presume someone's done the same this – oh, they haven't?

The justice system presumes someone innocent until proven guilty; the media does not always operate by those standards.

He barked at them that they are so "in the tank, you ought to be on a submarine," and I can only presume someone promptly took him aside and explained to him the precise nature of political conventions.

Same goes when presuming someone receives emails instantly on her phone, which may not be the case.

Congress could in theory pass a law making the contents of an E.O. invalid, but that presumes someone in Congress knows the order exists and what it says.

As if it even needs to be said, it's a little ill-advised to presume someone's immigration status on the basis of their accent or skin colour.

Dear Ms. McClure, You are hilarious and awesome and I love you, not, however, like you'd reasonably (and correctly the vast majority of the time) presume someone on death row means when they say they "love" you. .

Do you think I'd ever stay comfortably dumb again or that I'd ever again presume someone other than myself should be responsible for my dream and not see my own cowardice in the waiting for him to just know?