Sentence examples for presumed to write from inspiring English sources

They both write — or are presumed to write — autobiographically.

Only he would have presumed to "write" the sea.

We hadn't presumed to write any dialogue for the sketch and Felix came in and improvised the whole thing spectacularly.

-- I suppose maybe the word would be rejection that I, as a white man, presumed to write and give a voice to the black reality in South Africa," Mr. Fugard said between sips of black coffee at the theater on a recent rainy afternoon.

Accordingly, I have presumed to write a rebuttal to Kipling's 'If.' Mine, naturally, is entitled- "If, and but:".

"You are entitled to ask how I presume to write with ostensible authority," Mr. Buckley added.

But he was sensitive about presuming to write a work focused on a black community in Charleston, S.C.

She continued to ask how he, a Muslim, could presume to write about Jesus.

And then there are the books by men from the point of view of women, and vice versa, or William Styron writing in the voice of Nat Turner, or Norman Mailer presuming to write in Jesus' voice in "The Gospel According to the Son," and then from the Devil's point of view in "The Castle in the Forest".

The treatise that Aristotle is presumed to have written on comedy is lost.

In the absence of evidence to the contrary, a check is presumed to be written on the date appearing on the check and to be delivered or mailed to the payee within a reasonable period thereafter.