Sentence examples for which I presumed from inspiring English sources

"I saw a body on the ground, covered, surrounded in dark matter which I presumed was blood.

I looked around the room to see how others were responding to this proposal, which I presumed to be tongue-in-cheek, but no one was laughing.

I had envisaged some awkwardness on my part if the subject of wine, with which I presumed he was familiar, came up.

He said he now has "a sense of usefulness," which he gets from making keys for people who are locked out of their houses and from "lugging stock," which I presumed was not a day-trading technique.

Frankly, I thought swingeing cuts to the arts budget, or perhaps Michael Bay, might be considered more damaging to the actor's cause than a word that Wikipedia categorises as an "affectionate term" (and which I presumed had fallen out of usage in about 1976).

But two days after gnawing my way through that boot-tough steak in Mongolia, I found myself in a camp deep in the Mongolian hinterland, preparing for a feast of mutton – which I presumed would be much worse than that steak.

"Which I presume is out of respect for the Christian Sabbath".

He carried 11-3 in 1923, which I presume wasn't top weight.

The Martian surface is littered with rocks, which I presume are from asteroids or other objects hitting the planet surface.

The practice is part of the University of Pennsylvania Medical System, which I presume is a well-funded and technologically savvy organization.

Which, I presume, is the PG-version of telling someone to get over a guy by getting under another one.