Sentence examples for really assumed from inspiring English sources

"I just really assumed that white people aborted more than anyone else, and black people would not do this because we're culturally a religious people, we have large families," Ms. Gardner said.

It would be a big win for us Arabs too -- because if we could actually broker a deal to avoid a war in Iraq, it would be the first time that we really assumed responsibility for our region.

In 16th-century France, with the Renaissance backed by the Reformation and the advent of printing, French really assumed the remaining scholarly, scientific, and religious functions of Latin, and efforts were made to put together a worthy national language from dialect and Latin sources.

"He really assumed he was not going to make it," Stepenosky said.

If children really assumed that their parents wanted them to join the trial, they did not directly communicate this in the interview as being an influential factor in making their decision.

Could charitable inclination, further aroused by new tax breaks, really assume the burdens relinquished by government?

I can't speak for the rest of you, but I was really assuming he did.

"You can't really assume in life that nothing will go wrong over an an extended period.

The themes really assume their true shape only at the end of the rotation — what Hepokoski calls the "telos," the epiphanic goal.

Told that Steinbrenner had absolved him, Jeter raised his eyebrows, chuckled and said, "You can't really assume that it was me, and I guess I was right".

"Do you really assume the head of state issued such orders to remove traces of crimes?" he asked the police captain.