Sentence examples for pretty much assumed from inspiring English sources

Before us, in the middle of a 19th-century pile of stones, which everyone pretty much assumed could never be changed, is a cube farm.

Suspicions confirmed, Diane — who has pretty much assumed Alicia's old role as the moral center of the show — was frosty to Alicia for the rest of the episode and made sure she and Will attended a company sexual harassment seminar.

"It was pretty much assumed if they wanted to make any further contact that they would have let us know, and there was never a phone call until the sign-and-trade, and they said they were ready for that".

Then again, we've pretty much assumed that was going to happen since it launched the handheld two years ago.

We've all pretty much assumed Google was going to do so, especially in light of Android, but at least we now have a date.

We've (and by "we" I mean the WoW community) pretty much assumed as much since the expansion was first announced, but now the money men have made it official.

In this staging we can pretty much assume that her lifelong sense of insecurity stems from growing up in the shadow of two blond, Amazonian younger sisters (and not just from misguided embarrassment about that shrunken ovary).

(What will it take for pundits to realize that if Veronique de Rugy, for example, cites a number you can pretty much assume that it's wrong?) But I have to say that the responses I've seen have been surprisingly weak – some people who should know better are conceding the point that maybe there haven't been big spending cuts.

I pretty much assume Google keeps everything.

"Years ago you could pretty much assume that the rates would be, on average, a third of the rent," he says.

I was pretty much assuming you were going for the email addresses, but on further consideration, I'm probably going to change the privacy policy from "collecting email addresses" to "collecting email addresses or other contact information" for the future.