Sentence examples for presumes himself from inspiring English sources

The play's title derives from the roistering alter ego Gillies created to prevent his patients, and one presumes himself, from succumbing to despair.

The idea of a fifth column, Zubov said — he presumes himself to be considered among its members — is to show that those who disagree with the state are not "political opponents in the political arena" but "enemies who naturally have to be isolated; you have to fight them until they are all exhausted".

Dobbs violates two of Turner's tenets: he is biased and he presumes himself the star.

He presumed himself the starter until told otherwise by Coach Mike McCarthy.

Two years ago, even one, he might have presumed himself the spider, vermin to be trampled underfoot; today he recognized encouragement.

The first film, released in 2013, concerned a wealthy and white suburban family whose patriarch (Ethan Hawke) approved of the purge because he presumed himself immune from its harm.

It is not clear that a person who was motivated to deliberate for this reason would be presuming himself or herself to be endowed with power in Reid's sense.

Some of his former defenders fret that the problem was too much Bannon; others (including, one presumes, Bannon himself) insist that the problem was not enough.

By presuming that God Himself wants government to stay out of it.

Many consider him a terrorist and find it outrageous that he would presume to portray himself as a democrat.

After 15 minutes of silence, the young man asked, "Dad, why are you dressed like that?" Mr. Stern says he would not presume to offer himself as a parks commissioner under another mayor after Mr. Giuliani leaves office.