Sentence examples for somewhat presumptuous from inspiring English sources
Her profile note includes the somewhat presumptuous remark that "I spend all of my money on music and think you should do the same".
I have always felt that for a man to call himself a feminist is somewhat presumptuous, because although I aspire to be one, it is probably for others to judge.
"From 500 years of resistance we pass to another 500 years of power…We are here and we say that we have achieved power to end the injustice, the inequality and oppression that we have lived under".Mr Morales's assumption that his ascent to the presidency would put an end to "Indian resistance" now looks somewhat presumptuous.
While it might have been somewhat presumptuous for Graham to compare Pettitte to Clemens, the current Rice University skipper and winner of 1,445 collegiate games, was also Clemens' manager at San Jacinto Junior College in 1981.
In ten years, though, who knows, maybe "AI" will seem somewhat less presumptuous.
The biographer points out, however, that the poet Ion reported that Pericles' speaking style was "a presumptuous and somewhat arrogant manner of address, and that into his haughtiness there entered a good deal of disdain and contempt for others".
Because that's very presumptuous, it's slightly colonialist.
It may seem presumptuous to suggest that an author should have written a somewhat different book, but the one I wish Colley had written is the one described on the dust jacket: "The story of Britain's pursuit of empire and how its soldiers and civilians were held captive by the dream of global supremacy, 1600-1850".
