Sentence examples for presuming so from inspiring English sources

Speaking at the scene of the attack, Joëlle Milquet, the Belgian interior minister, said it was too early to say whether it was an antisemitic attack but the target suggested "there are strong grounds for presuming so".

Those of the Penguin volumes which are most doctrinaire in their refusal to lay a hand on Proust's sentences, not presuming so much as to disturb the sequences of their clauses - Lydia Davis's The Way by Swann's, and John Sturrock's Sodom and Gomorrah - go well beyond that point.

Elsewise his presuming so wouldn't have become the stuff of legend.

I not only presume so, I would hope so.

R: I don't know really, I presume so.

"I can only presume so," he says, "but I'd be hard pressed to say how.

A question suggests itself: how did he manage to presume so cleverly?

"Conflicts are presumed, so the fact that Goldman had clients that were betting against these C.D.O.'s is scarcely material.

We don't know as yet if Joan will be able to go back to Sterling Cooper (one presumes so).

They even asked if I wanted to move to one of their estates outside London, I presume so they could charge more for my place".

Andrew Bridges, managing director of Stirling Ackroyd, said: "Luxury no longer means profit – or at least you can no longer presume so.