Presumes

Sarah presumes that her friend is going through a tough time.

She presumes to show up uninvited to social events.

He presumes that she won't mind if he borrows her car.

He presumes to cut in line at the grocery store.

He presumes to know the answer to a complex problem without doing any research.

She presumes that her car needs an oil change.

She presumes to borrow her roommate's clothes without asking.

He presumes that the weather will be good for the picnic.

She presumes that her son will do well on his exams.

She presumes to take over a project without asking for permission from her supervisor.

He presumes to ignore safety regulations at his job site.

She presumes that the company will approve her vacation request.

The author's writing presumes a certain level of knowledge in the reader.

She presumes that the new restaurant in town will be excellent.

He presumes that his neighbor is responsible for the damage to his car.

He presumes that his wife will have dinner ready when he comes home.

She presumes that her research will be groundbreaking in her field.

He presumes that she will like the gift he got for her.

She presumes that he will pay her back the money he owes.

He presumes that his political opponent is corrupt without any evidence.

She presumes that the stock market will continue to perform well without any setbacks.

She presumes that he will be able to come to her party.

He presumes that he will get the promotion at work.

She presumes that her artistic vision is superior to her colleagues.

He presumes that his religious beliefs are the only correct ones.

He presumes that his lifestyle choices are healthier than others.

He presumes that the meeting will be rescheduled due to the CEO's absence.

He presumes that the delay in delivery is due to bad weather.

She presumes that the cat is hiding under the bed.

She presumes that the old building will be renovated into a modern apartment complex.

She presumes that the new student is from a different country.

The detective presumes that the murder suspect had a motive for the crime.

He presumes that the mysterious disappearance is due to foul play.

He presumes he can fix the broken machine, but he doesn't know how it works.

He presumes to write a novel in a genre he has never tried before.

The young actress presumes to audition for the leading role.

The artist presumes to paint a masterpiece without any formal training.

He presumes he can swim across the lake, but he doesn't know how to swim.

He presumes he can run the marathon, but he hasn't trained enough.

She presumes she can drive the car, but she doesn't have a license.

He presumes he can climb the mountain, but he doesn't have the right gear.

He presumes to climb the highest peak without any safety gear.

She presumes he will support her decision without hesitation.

The journalist presumes the politician's innocence until proven otherwise.

The scientist presumes the hypothesis to be true until proven false by experimentation.

She presumes the dress will fit her perfectly.

The physician presumes the diagnosis based on the patient's symptoms and medical history.

He presumes the software project's success based on the team's track record.

He presumes the book will be boring, but he hasn't read it yet.

The judge presumes the accused to be innocent until proven guilty.