Sentence examples for too assuming from inspiring English sources

That affair's over too, assuming it ever began.

I'd been doing the same thing with myself, too, assuming I knew what I would want without listening.

It's one you share too, assuming you join in our almost fathomless esteem for the songs and performances of the sui generis poet-singer Bob Dylan.

There is nothing, of course, to stop me spending so much time with my neighbours that they become friends too, assuming they like me and I like them.

That should greatly reduce the incidence of postherpetic neuralgia, too, assuming the 42 million people in their 50s start getting vaccinated.

Rio Ferdinand should prove valuable too assuming his body does not betray him, as, in addition to his defensive prowess, he looks the most likely of the club's centre-backs to use the ball constructively.

He, too, assumes increased revenue from inflation and economic growth.

Mr. Palmer, too, assumed the traditional gender role with gusto.

We, too, assume for purposes of argument that an exigency existed.

At one time, Otis Brawley, too, assumed that routine screening was the best medical practice.

By the end of the trial, Redman, too, assumed that White was guilty.