Sentence examples for very presumptuous from inspiring English sources

Or actually very presumptuous.

Because that's very presumptuous, it's slightly colonialist.

Ms. Leon Boym: "You're very, very presumptuous dear".

It was disrespectful to disregard the parents in Africa, she said — "very presumptuous to think that they're just going to give up their children".

But I think it would be very presumptuous of me to say without me she can't win or she's somehow lessening her chance to win.

You know, being very presumptuous concerning my abilities, and etc., I was actually interviewed by the school newspaper down in Mobile, where was I going to go to school?

"I was a very arrogant, presumptuous, fantastically self-confident barrister.

Ever since Massachusetts became the first state in the nation to legalize same-sex marriage nine years ago, certain lesbian and gay couples have been simultaneously raising their glasses of cheer and fending off that very same "presumptuous question".

That reads a bit arrogant, or at the very least presumptuous, and while it would be easy to immediately dismiss such a comment, it does speak to Twitter's potential power as a platform.

This is another very personal and presumptuous question -- too personal and presumptuous for a job interview.

In a famous essay published in 1944, the Soviet director Sergei Eisenstein argued that "only very thoughtless and presumptuous people" believed in "some incredible virgin birth" of cinema, and that the film pioneer DW Griffith found many of his storytelling tricks, including close-ups, dissolves and cutting between parallel narratives, in novels such as Oliver Twist.