presumptuously

Have you not taken it upon yourself presumptuously to save your fellows?

How could he behave so presumptuously in this world?

Climbing onto a mound he presumptuously names himself king of the land, and challenges its people to come forth.

Shelby found herself presumptuously shoved into the rain while Alan locked her back door.

But instead they did it presumptuously, and in contempt of God's majesty and justice.

Roger has also presumptuously come on to Steve.

"Glory, that's what we're going to have here," the head organist presumptuously decrees.

Both pretend, presumptuously, that foreign consumers would gobble up American goods if only their markets were open.

Ligety is wilder, taking an almost presumptuously straight line through the gates.

There were affirmative shouts from all around him as the crowd answered, somewhat presumptuously, for the rest of the planet's millions.

Whom God sees fit to starve, let not man presumptuously rescue to his own undoing."

I sat on the other end of the couch - not presumptuously close, nor as distant as the armchair - and looked at her.

And Greenwich has found yet another legal strategy against an awful summer hazard: outsiders presumptuously asserting their right to use the town beach.

In what cramped corner could I act out what I so presumptuously called my life?

Too bad he now chooses presumptuously to demean the brave and focused efforts of the military men and women serving our nation in Iraq.

Space is very large indeed, even the slivers we humans presumptuously think of as ours are larger than we can really grasp.

Because there have been upstart governments, thrusting themselves between, and presumptuously working to un-make man.

It may be a presumptuously comic posture, but the cathedral itself offers me the constant consolations of magnificence.

"Having some good men in the club, we somewhat presumptuously considered it would be wise to enter for the English Association Cup."

Steve's toys also talk presumptuously to one another, especially when a red motor boat toy arrives, in the best costume in the show.

Moreover, he presumptuously impugns my motives.

"The Great American Backstage Musical" is what it is presumptuously called.

"But don't act so presumptuously.

And woe to Boythorn or other daring wight who shall presumptuously contest an inch with him!

But if he has read it, I do know that he has absolutely, mendaciously and presumptuously misunderstood it"