Sentence examples for sort of assumed from inspiring English sources
"I sort of assumed that we have this wonderful son-mother relationship.
So I had sort of assumed that 1986-type rhetoric about social decay had gone out of fashion.
"Since his original message read "As we prepare for my son Noah's first days at our local primary," I sort of assumed the child was aged around five.
"I sort of assumed I was just going to pack up a bindle sack and start roaming the earth," he said.
"I sort of assumed that I would probably retire around 68, but with what's happened recently, I'm thinking I might work until 75 or 77, so long as I'm healthy," she said.
Once you get beyond a bachelor's, says Kay Kohl, the C.E.O. and executive director of the University Continuing Education Association, "it's sort of assumed you are looking for a profession, and will go online".
"You sort of assume that everything goes on Craigslist these days," she said.
"This may sound mad," she says, "but you sort of assume that no one's going to watch what you do.
I'm guessing that these are the kind of people who just sort of assume that they're good drivers, without really thinking about it properly.
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Crediting her mother for helping to fill in the gaps where the couple's madly competing cross-country schedules collide, she says: "You have to just sort of assume that things will go wrong, 'OK, I'm late again and I haven't done everything perfectly.' There is always chaos.
