take to be造句

take to be the case or to be true; accept without verification or proof.

Your daughters he will take to be makers of perfumes and cooks and bread-makers.

Perhaps you have some laundry I can take to be cleaned.

I bring a million preconceptions to bear on what I take to be a simple act of looking.

The idea that what we take to be the real world could all be just a dream is familiar to many students of philosophy, poetry, and literature.

How many years does it take to be recognised as a native of one's country of birth?

That the view of these parties is their present general interest, or what they take to be such.

They hope in time to make the non-existence of appearance appear, for in that moment what we now take to be existence will be seen to be in truth only an outlying portion of the diabolic essence.