Sentence examples similar to presumptuously forward from inspiring English sources

Some might see that as presumptuously messianic".

The presumptuously named Great Debate is still thriving, too.

First she got so far and presumptuously ahead of herself, an upstart.

The next article will presumptuously offer Mr Schwarzenegger a longish to-do list.

Evangelical Christians assume, rather presumptuously, that the natural choice is Christianity.

After an inordinately prolonged childhood, the men of the Silver Age began to act presumptuously and neglected the gods.

At the time, I presumptuously suggested that the ongoing War on Terror seemed tailor-made for a Brass Eye special.

He asked Lucy Clode from Scotland how old she was, whether she had a boyfriend - then perhaps presumptuously asks if she wants to meet him in a hotel room.

It's hard to know what to do with both possible ages, except to wish, presumptuously, for a time machine and a crack at the book in manuscript.

Perhaps presumptuously, we imagine ourselves admitted to the mind of the author, as she feels her grip on the real world loosening.

For the citizens of the United States, who tend somewhat presumptuously to think of themselves as the only Americans, this is not altogether such a good time.