A man, she presumed since it was a men's room.
"Your man in the clothes closet, I presume you mean."
"Then perhaps the man who appears before us in the false garb of a steward might presume to speak for himself?"
The man presumed too much, and he was not to be trusted.
How could any normal man presume to intervene with the treatment of the young mistress?
Reverses are sent to us so that we may overcome them, and no man can presume to escape such testings for ever.
The fact that a man who had never been to a university presumed to write plays probably offended Greene's sense of order and propriety.
A romantic modern young man who builds castles in the air generally presumes that his future wife will help pay the mortgage.
But the man presumes that the baby is not his and furiously stabs his wife to death.
Why do men always presume they know better how to manage our lives than we ourselves do?
