Sentence examples for we often presume from inspiring English sources

We often presume that Moses and the Israelites were simply refugees following the exodus from Egypt.

We often presume to know why certain things are good for us.

It is an appraisal of the vitality of the American political system, which we in Europe too often presume to be banal, unidimensional, lacking in authentic debate and substantive stakes (whereas I discovered -- and attempted to describe -- a far more intricate, lively, exciting ideological battleground).

Unless a bisexual is in a visible polyamorous relationship, for instance, with partners of differing gender identities, we are often presumed to be a sexuality related to the gender of our significant other.

It irks her that films often presume there is one.

Journalists and political junkies often presume that everyone cares about politics all of the time.

But he added: "I also sense the British people are better than leaders often presume.

I've found that, as a woman, people often presume you don't work on your own material.

And Americans, he has said, often presume that what they define as good is good for everyone.

He told his employees, regularly and loudly, that human nature was not selfish, as the Chinese often presume, but good.

It's an odd twist since people often presume that sports and theater exist in mutually exclusive universes.