Sentence examples for presumptuous about from inspiring English sources

And neither dares be too presumptuous about the sporting good life.

To Prescott and his set, there was nothing presumptuous about running for high office without any political experience.

But what could be presumptuous about asking for a glass of water when you are terribly thirsty?

In an interview in his suite earlier in the evening, Mr. Spitzer tried to not sound too presumptuous about his future.

But (and I may be rationalising here) I found something presumptuous about the idea I could swoop in from my comfortable life and sort out these women's financial woes.

He looked at me and replied incredulously: 'Why?'" Two games into the new season is no time to be making snap judgments but there does seem something dangerously presumptuous about the way Louis van Gaal is relying on Wayne Rooney to have a blistering season for Manchester United.

So how do I handle these well-meaning but presumptuous questions about marriage (usually from straight people) without sounding like a grump?

"I think it will happen quite soon, but the bugger of it is that I feel presumptuous talking about it until I know it's going to happen".

Enright had, with self-amused and self-disgusted candour, written in propria persona of how easy it was to get caught up in the tabloid frenzy: making ugly and presumptuous judgments about two people we only thought we knew because they were on our front pages.

Said the spokesperson, "Marissa is truly touched by the shitstorm of presumptuous comments about both her parenting and leadership skills from people who haven't walked a yard in her shoes.

He says he never presumed that Call Me By Your Name would garner the reception that it did, but that telling a queer love story is a "great responsibility" which he takes seriously, while trying not to be presumptuous early about what public response to the film would be.