Sentence examples for too assuming that from inspiring English sources

And the West has surrendered to this despair too, assuming that only the strongmen could hold back the extremists.Two months ago a Tunisian fruit-seller called Muhammad Bouazizi set fire to these preconceptions when, in despair over bullying officials and the lack of work, he drenched himself in petrol and struck a match.

Dial an Uber could well be expanded globally over time too, assuming that it makes the impact nationwide that Uber believes it will.

They arrested Rahman, too, assuming that the men had simply gotten into a fight, Rahman said. .

It's been wielded against us, as an accusation of our unpatriotic ways, and we've been guilty too, assuming that anyone who flies it belongs to a certain, narrow set of beliefs that we abhor.

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.

Politicians in Colombo, the Sri Lankan commercial capital, revealed that they too assumed that Werritty was an official adviser when he travelled there before and after Fox joined the cabinet.

Our contenders: In one corner, "Saffron," vegetarian (but not in a Fascist kind of way): I, too, assumed that my book about eating animals would become a straightforward case for vegetarianism.

At the time that Ryle wrote 'Systematically Misleading Expressions', he, too, assumed that every statement had an underlying logical form that was to be exhibited in its 'correct' formulation [Quotations].

When I talked to the performers who were milling around interacting with the audience, they too assumed that I was a curious non-member.

We too assume that the entropy depends on the distribution of species.