Sentence examples for presumes as from inspiring English sources

At least, one presumes, as far as chairmen of the Joint Chiefs of Staff go.

Any discussion that presumes as much is not only counterproductive, it is dangerous, for it draws attention away from the Package Deal of Reform.

There is Paris Saint-Germain, which is building, or buying, individuals capable of upsetting any opponent that either drops its work ethic or presumes, as Bayern might have done, that its superiority was unshakable.

Such a desire presumes — as Thomas Nagel put it in his 1974 essay "What Is It Like to Be a Bat?" — that animals have some kind of subjectivity, and that it might somehow be plumbed.

Elizabeth Alexander's "Praise Song for the Day," the inaugural poem, presumes as fait accompli a political destiny which hasn't even come close to being realized: "Say it plain: that many have died for this day".

The Mets and the Phillies did not swap uniforms Wednesday night, although one could not be blamed for presuming as much.

(iii) The energies, frequencies and initial phases of the signals are presumed as known constants.

Dell has changed up the Dell Mini 10 configuration to include a 2GB memory stick full of the Spider-man movie – the first one, we're presuming – as well as a new Passion Purple color.

The following clause is hypotactically combined using the textually unmarked thematic since with the unmarked Presuming they as Topical Theme.

Presuming that as soon as either θ25 or θ wee is passed, the other threshold will also soon be passed.

He dared to presume, as Martin Luther King came dangerously near doing, that the ends justify the means.