Sentence examples for rather assumed from inspiring English sources

He hoped – rather, assumed – he would be a footballer.

I never said: 'I've got a political career, I can't get married.' When I broke up with Colin, I rather assumed somebody else would come along.

At the age of 36, the actor had rather assumed that, as she was still single and childless, that was probably how she would stay.

Having rather assumed from the way he was apprehended that the "drunk" must have been a dangerous criminal, I found it hard not to agree with them.

Texts from Jane Eyre was the first book I ever wrote, or even tried to write, and when I found my agent, I rather assumed my part in the process was done.

Players are rather assumed to forecast at least what will happen at the next discrete date.

I would rather assume that if there's a ministerial meeting we will succeed.

As Susie quickly realizes, Jonah's former partners — even his awful parents — would rather assume the worst.

Discussions are confidential, and honours are removed only in cases that threaten to bring the system into disrepute, which rather assumes that it isn't in disrepute already.

However, he said Magna was "counting very strongly on being able to win new markets and new customers with new ideas, while other concepts rather assume rationalization".

Sadly, I predict that while there may be differences in interpretation of studies, most contravening argument will not be reasoned careful analysis, but rather assume the guise of patient advocacy, gender politics or anecdote.