Sentence examples for too much assuming from inspiring English sources
Running inside screaming and crying if it rained too much, assuming that death was coming the first time you heard two foxes hysterically shagging in a bin behind you.
Dillard's won Mercantile, but it seems to have paid too much, assumed too much debt and bungled the transition.
Too much is assumed without explanation.
Is it too much to assume that, perhaps, in your not laughing at me, you're admitting to yourself that you do not believe you deserve to laugh?
There are a further 11 episodes to go, but it's not too much to assume that the narrative structure will follow this palette.
I knew too much to assume all would go well.
Perhaps it is too much to assume that she - or Flumzy or Fenomeno - represents some element of Sendor, and yet her story strikes me as the most straightforward, single-sided, and accessible.
But a word of caution came from Ted Dawson of Johns Hopkins School of Medicine in Baltimore, Maryland, who warned against too much emphasis on assuming genetics always plays a key role in diseases, urging a continued respect for clinical work.
But that might have given right-wing partisans too much credit by assuming they were interested, or even cared about, getting the story right.
Don't stare at him too much during school, assuming you and your crush are in some of the same classes.
