Sentences with phrase «assumed by everybody»

I don't get this — why is it assumed by everybody and not even being discussed?

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You assume the toilet was once used by Kurt Vonnegut, U2 picked out the lamps and everybody meets for drinks in the Phillipe Starck — designed bar that's equal parts Jetsons and Downtown Abbey.

From the assumed fact that Hume and everybody else has a real conviction that «visual sensations arise «by the eyes»,» Whitehead concludes that we know the causes of our (visual) sensations.

Above all, it is possible to exhaust what the gospel has to say by talking about and working for the immediacies, assuming that there is in that gospel nothing more than an imperative for better relations among men, classes, races, and nations, with the building in the not too distant future of a society in which opportunity of fulfillment will be guaranteed to everybody.

We can reasonably assume that however professional everybody's being, this assumption has made its way from the media to the players, to the staff, and to Manuel Pellegrini himself, not that he seems particularly flustered by it.

It's hard to compare preseason expectations to now, everybody assumed Cleveland would be better than they are, and people expect the Celtics to get crushed by Lebron because that's what always happens.

She did this by encouraging that everybody check out her latest film, My Life in Ruins, which I can only assume is an intelligent, thought - provoking drama with themes of female empowerment and not a generic, unfunny piece of shit rom - com that holds an 11 % on Rotten Tomatoes.

By the way, despite almost everybody assuming that global warming should continue sometime in the near future, once the recovery ends the most probable outcome would be a return to Holocene general cooling and I don't think we can put enough GHGs in the atmosphere to prevent that from happening.

«And don't think our lofty profession is immune: Things haven't changed as rapidly as everybody assumed, says Fortune, noting among its stat breakouts that women lawyers and judges earn 69 cents to every dollar earned by their male colleagues.»