Sentence examples for too presumptuous from inspiring English sources
Being too presumptuous is not a good political look.
Drawing was too bold an act of creation, too presumptuous.
And neither dares be too presumptuous about the sporting good life.
The assault was too fierce, too presumptuous, and Nabokov's amour propre was never quite restored.
So what are the lessons, if that isn't too presumptuous a question, that you learned about the British Empire in your study?
The Football Association FAA) does not plan to honour the striker until next month, however, as it does not want to be too presumptuous on the matter.
It's driving the idea that Barack Obama is somehow presumptuous, too arrogant, too big for his britches — a man who obviously does not know his place.
(Mr. Obama in Muslim garb with the American flag burning in the fireplace). It's driving the idea that Barack Obama is somehow presumptuous, too arrogant, too big for his britches — a man who obviously does not know his place.
Nothing too pushy or presumptuous; with her nice manners, gentle wit and quintessential British irony, Austen was a token female before we even had token females.
I would certainly not have the nerve if someone said "What are you going to do when you get out of here?" to actually say, "Oh, I am going to be a writer". That seemed much too brazen or presumptuous.
