Sentence examples for still assumed from inspiring English sources

When he met Ragsdale, though, he still assumed he would marry again and have children.

Even when he failed to turn up she still assumed there was an innocent explanation.

Mercedes-Benz's carefully engineered "crumple zones" of the early 1950s still assumed the accident was unavoidable.

But historians still assumed, for various reasons, that Hannah Crafts was a pseudonym.

Early that morning, when journalists still assumed de Menezes had been a terrorist, I spoke to Blair on the phone.

But many still assumed that Mr. Obama's voice would be critical if he chose to weigh in.

At that point everyone still assumed that the museum would be the Dale Chihuly Museum of Glass.

It was only 10 years ago, when the winner still assumed he had to keep his sexuality a secret.

He logged more heavy minutes, lost another game, and still assumed the burden of explaining exactly what went wrong.

"Scarcity is still assumed even by reasonable men and middle-of-the-road forecasters, but that is wrong.

Devices were still assumed to be dumb, interference a fact of life and exclusive-usage rights a necessity.