Sentence examples for as one assumes from inspiring English sources

If, as one assumes, it is Chesterton himself who is speaking through Grant, then it was patently his ambition, in all of his shorter texts, to write fiction that would turn out to be stranger than truth.

Just as one assumes the whole thing is drawing to its conclusion, Bellamy unleashes the most audacious piano movement, apparently written on the Steinways of the posh hotels they stayed in on tour.

So long as one assumes each item of a DV criminal sentence is intended to reduce recidivism, then the aging process should be seen as an important part of the milieu within which the DV criminal sentence is operationalized.

That is, when one uses Eq. (22) and Eq. (23), one is implicitly assuming that the signal/noise ratio is the same in the two datasets; as long as one assumes so, the calculation using Eq. (22) and Eq. (23) is much faster than using Eq. (C.2) and Eq. (C.5), because the calculation of C jk (k) (Eq. (C.1)) requires operations in the order of N2 while FFT requires much smaller number of operations.

If Field's proof were correct, he would have proved that mathematics itself is conservative as long as one assumes the usual reductions of mathematics to set theory.

Andy Kessler, a former Wall Street analyst who is now an independent financial investor, said Google's price range was justified as long as one assumed that the company was growing rapidly.

In the present study, the P factor has been considered as one, assuming no conservation practices followed in the area, thereby the soil loss estimated by the model will be very high.

Under the overall banner of "Soul," the individual sculptures are titled according to different emotional states — "The Contented," "The Considerate," "The Keen" — as in (one assumes) "The Contented" Soul, "The Keen" Soul, and so on.

He tunes his psyche, one assumes, as easily as his cello, with as little need for others' ministrations.

As for costumes, one assumes that they're off the thrift shop rack, on loan or cast away from a cast member's closet.

As a result, one assumes, Grove has amped up his Centenary Edition with fresh star wattage.