Sentence examples for we once assumed from inspiring English sources

It has long been noted that the San Fernando Valley is increasingly populated by strait-laced corporate managers and not by the oily, medallion-wearing men we once assumed.

It is a sadness not entirely alien to me or to some other transgender people, who are — like everybody else — limited in how we can change our bodies, how much we can do to make the outside match the inside, even if the limits are more permissive (and our friends more accepting) than we once assumed.

Whether it's your phone records, who you're emailing or what you are Googling, Americans are now aware that what we once assumed was private is not.

"We had once assumed that police departments had little control over crime and that social and economic factors had a greater impact," Dr. Silverman said.

What we'd once assumed was too difficult to do on a phone turns out to be very compelling for customers who love a product and want to share their opinion".

As many medieval Christians once assumed, Schopenhauer believed that we should minimize our fleshly desires, since moral awareness arises through an attitude that transcends our bodily individuality.

We do not know how animals experience the world, but doctors once assumed new-born babies could not feel pain; that is an awful warning.

speed some paleontologists once assumed.

But he did not thunder through the winner's tape, as he once assumed he would.

Headquarters jobs, once assumed to be our proud birthright, are now firmly ensconced in other states.

It was once assumed that the Formative stage was characterized only by simple farming villages.