Sentence examples for presuming everything from inspiring English sources

We're presuming everything, from beats to strings, has been produced by the 26-year-old using electronics, but whatever the techniques and methodology, the results are stunning: the last word in tough yet tender digital romance and fastidiously pieced-together, achingly pretty hyperdub.

His name was His, and he presumed everything was his, including her, and he thought he could take her without asking and without consequences.

It does this through forming labels, categories, and concepts - and through presuming that everything is a thing-in-itself rather than only passing frothy foam on a transient wave in our ocean of a universe.

There is no reason to presume that everything the District Judge did is suspect.

In short, the book is typical of career catalogs that jam everything in, presuming the world will end before the next monograph.

But in the brutal world of sports sponsorship, the "Blade Runner" stands to lose everything, even presuming his innocence.

Between a man and a woman, sex isn't presumed to mean everything anymore, but it doesn't mean nothing either, as is often presumed now.

She instantly takes a dislike to one of the other bridesmaids, Helen Rose Byrnee) a wealthy, Martha Stewart superwoman who presumes to organise everything and to believe herself a better friend to the bride-to-be than Annie.

Akerman doesn't presume to show everything — she makes revelation and concealment, the contrapuntal overlapping of dancers and the appearance and disappearance of action into and out of the frame, the panning with and against the action, into integral elements of the cinematic experience of dance, which she distinguishes from mere recording.

"We in no way presume to get everything right.

And yet, despite being the spiritual heirs to all of that, it is the Right that presumes ownership of everything that pertains to God and to the Flag.