Sentence examples for supposed to assume from inspiring English sources

Are we supposed to assume that the parents in this picture are not very bright?

We're supposed to assume some sort of back story but goodness knows what.

And brothers who inherit a dead man's property are supposed to assume responsibility for his widow and orphans.

Butler was supposed to assume the starting right tackle position but couldn't fend off Newton, an ascending seventh-round pick from a year ago.

The investigation, by American and Iraqi authorities, may renew longstanding questions about the loyalties of Iraqi forces, who are supposed to assume control as American troops withdraw.

But the agency noted that by law, it is not supposed to assume that any problems felt by a United States industry are a result of imports.

It's reasonable, I suppose, to assume readers won't know the plot of "The Portrait of a Lady," but the insertion of tutorials in the middle of a novel is turgid; it feels false compared with the weird and suspenseful tale of Eleanor's relationship with the magazine hack.

Is Sandberg's quote supposed to simply assume that you know you want to be an astronaut, and it isn't talking to people who aren't sure they are in the right job, the way the kitchen picture isn't trying to talk to people who have clean homes?

as well as 'what liability the defendant fairly may be supposed to have assumed consciously, or to have warranted the plaintiff reasonably to suppose that it assumed, when the contract was made'" (Kenford, 73 NY2d at 319, quoting Globe Ref. Co. v Landa Cotton Oil Co., 190 US 540 ).

"I think we all went in there like we were supposed to and assumed that Mr Manafort was innocent.

His speech last night had not done whatever work it was supposed to do — assuming it even resembled the speech that was planned.