Sentence examples for presumed this from inspiring English sources

Everyone presumed this stance was a show, but over time it became apparent that it was simply truth.

Naturally I presumed this was my reward for my hilarious TV work and for helping to finally put Bristol on the map.

"The far more troublesome states for ratification may be precisely the ones where the problem is greatest -- and it was presumed this reform would help alleviate tensions and provide a means of resolving conflict".

My memory of growing up in Mumbai is vaguely, but firmly, unhappy: I always presumed this had to do with the loneliness of being an only child, and the stratospheric nature of my father's corporate life.

I'd always presumed this pre-emptive "you're welcome" required a busier — and ruder — setting than the sleepy maple-syrup state, but I suppose it thrives wherever finger-waggers reside.

For a long time it was believed that the dress was largely white, and the reintroduction of the "Greek" style in Regency England and Directoire France presumed this from the marble sculpture.

I presume this to be the proprietary currency of Evil Corp.

(I presume this is why no photographs were wanted).

And I presume this administration would as well.

I presume this means he is comfortable with the bulk collection of telephone and email records.

I presume this means that the institutions' trustees are also kept in the dark.