Sentence examples for sometimes assumes from inspiring English sources

The public sometimes assumes that teenage girls in the sex trade are working freely, without coercion.

He had assumed a black inflection just slightly more emphatic than the black inflection Ahmet sometimes assumes.

Mr. Minchin's score is infused throughout with a Gothic strain, which sometimes assumes the form of "Dark Shadows" organ chords.

At the Swiss Institute Mr. Shaw, who sometimes assumes the role of other artists, presents work supposedly by a mediocre abstract painter named Adam Goodman.

In his remarks today, Mr. Gore avoided the raspy, high-energy Southern-preacher speaking style he sometimes assumes when addressing black audiences.

In his verbiage, Woodson sometimes assumes Brown's philosopher-coach persona, speaking earnestly of "playing the right way" and the need to "teach" his players.

Autism notwithstanding, I sometimes assume the same about my son.

It is sometimes assumed that you somehow get points for killing police officers.

Those investigators will face fewer legal obstacles than is sometimes assumed.

It grows without limit, sometimes assuming new names – Walmex in Mexico, Asda in the UK.

"Lemma," the dictionary says, is "a proposition proved, or sometimes assumed, to be true".