Sentence examples for presuming anything from inspiring English sources

But the law enforcement official cautioned that "we're not presuming anything".

Many people object to anyone presuming anything about their organs, even if the costs of opting out are low.

They do their class reading, bring their umbrellas, hold onto their lottery tickets, and (try to) avoid boasting or presuming anything too soon.

Or this, against Valparaiso: Or pick a favorite out of this assortment: Since the Jayhawks' track record against mid-majors in the tournament isn't the greatest — it includes losses against Bucknell (2005), Bradley (2006) and Northern Iowa (2010) — Kansas fans aren't presuming anything against the 15th-seeded Titans, the champions of the Horizon League.

ORFans are not acquired gradualistically, one codon at a time, but arrive in large pieces, and even without presuming anything about how these new pieces fit into the economy of the cell it stands to reason that they do not fit as precisely as pieces that have been around for many millions of years, which again suggests that ORFans will be more tolerant of arbitrary changes.

It's a good idea to study a Sindy resource site with images very carefully before presuming anything!

From what he says, you can piece together that he and a woman (presumably Beth, but it's unwise to presume anything) were the caretakers in a large country house, and that he was twice unfaithful to that woman.

You don't presume anything in this industry," he said.

It might not be a good idea to presume anything about his handlers' awareness.

Don't presume anything about your students; you never know what their background is or what issues they may be battling.

Daniel Doctoroff, the president of NYC 2012, the private organization that is running New York's bid, said: "I was obviously hopeful, but I didn't want to presume anything.