Sentence examples for presumed though from inspiring English sources

Liberia was founded in the early 19th century by free African Americans (not by freed slaves, as is often presumed, though many freed slaves followed).

He said his letter of complaint had been sent to the F.B.I., the United States Attorney's Office and Jerry Brown, the California attorney general, who is the presumed (though formally undeclared) and unopposed contender for governor in the Democratic primary.

Their generalizability to normal physiology cannot be presumed, though the clinical and behavioural parameters in relation to decision-making are broadly within the range of the normal population.

Despite assessing different domains, a positive correlation between some tests of neuropsychological performance can be presumed, though the magnitude of this correlation is uncertain, i.e. the probability to perform abnormally when testing one domain is increased if the test performance of another domain is abnormal.

I shouldn't presume, though.

And it turns out that Michael and Don have a lot more in common than we are meant to presume, though that isn't much of a revelation.

Most are presumed dead, though no hard evidence of their fate has been found.

Most treacherous to Boris's presumed ambitions, though, is the moment when the film about him tackles the politician's history of behaviour towards women.

As for the ice sculpture replica of New York at the far end of Massachusetts Avenue, it is missing and presumed melted, though perhaps Mr. Freeze should also be a suspect.

Both are presumed dead, though extensive searches thus far have failed to lead to their bodies.

Both are presumed dead, though extensive searches over the years have failed to lead to their bodies.