Sentence examples for readily assumed from inspiring English sources

Fink readily assumed the role.

For it is too readily assumed that the religious and the secular cannot communicate that they will always be on opposite sides in issues of life and death.

These people readily assumed the hard-bitten, right-wing opinions of the local ranchers, who, unlike them, had to live with long-term disappointment, owing to ever-declining cattle prices — even rich Americans are tightwads when it comes to meat.

Blair eschewed many of Britain's own traditions – the independent nation state, parliamentary democracy, common law, inherited titles in the House of Lords, ancient posts such as lord chancellor, and army regiments – but too readily assumed that others would do the same with theirs.

Their reality may then be readily assumed.

The scholars who designed the liturgy of the mass were wary about the uses and possible abuses of the wine/blood, and modern scholars have readily assumed that this substance was associated with violence and pollution.

This is not an arch-conservative view, as some may all too readily assume.

"People readily assume that he's involved in every deal I do," says Nicholas.

Perhaps this is why some people so readily assume that human-level artificial intelligence will soon be with us.

If Dr. Strangelove is about strategic logic, many viewers perhaps too readily assume Kubrick's goal was to expose how facile his characters' logic was.

Of the finalists, Sam is probably the least likely to win purely because he too readily assumes a position of subservience in group tasks.