Sentence examples for apparent assumptions from inspiring English sources

They self-censor personal doubts about the emerging group consensus if they cannot express these doubts in a formal way that conforms with apparent assumptions held by the group.

Canada's apparent assumptions to the contrary are going to lead us, at best, nowhere and at worst, into a Faustian bargain with Chinese President Xi Jinping.

The ACA largely exempts these plans from the "essential benefits" standards on the apparent assumption that the plans are generous.

India are understood to be especially annoyed by an apparent assumption by the WICB that they would make up the shortfall.

What really annoys her, Read says, is the apparent assumption that women whose retirement plans have been upended can fall back on the support of their husbands.

Which was interesting not just because of the apparent assumption that all Danes can also speak English, but also because of the accents on show.

If there's an insult here, it lies in Romney's apparent assumption that voters are incapable of grasping that distinction.

Soderbergh's apparent assumption is that the new technologies have, for the moment, outstripped creativity but that the situation is remediable.

Trump's apparent assumption, initially, that Turkey would take the prisoners could be almost as dangerous as letting them go free.

Amazon's apparent assumption is that we'll be doing so much media consumption from the fabled online "cloud" that we don't need more local storage: not me, at least not yet.

The apparent assumption that this is all evidence of her flaky personality or lack of remorse might have originated from C's daughters, but the judge's decision to accept it seems freighted with his own attitudes.