Sentence examples for assumes good from inspiring English sources

It is disturbing to read that Greenwich, Conn., a town of considerable affluence and one assumes good taste, has permitted the destruction of a good portion of its architectural heritage.

Lord Bingham's attack over the legality of the war in Iraq is pretty strong stuff, even as he assumes good faith on the part of Tony Blair, Jack Straw and Lord Goldsmith.

The rotational averaging used in the above method assumes good astigmatism correction.

{{blank}} - for deleted sections or pages; assumes good faith in the editor.

Always phrases things in a way that assumes good faith and does not needlessly hurt a person's feelings.

Post an appropriate warning code on a user's Talk page: {{test}} - for practice edits; assumes good faith in the editor.

"The city's municipal employees assume good faith as a prerequisite for bargaining," Mr. Nespoli said.

"There will be, assuming good intentions, structural problems that could have the effect of harming competition," Judge Motz said.

"Parents should never assume good will among their children if there have been no prior agreements or discussions," he said.

In Fisher, the Fifth Circuit evidently followed the latter interpretation, and assumed good faith on the part of the university.

"You have to assume good faith, even on the part of people with whom you disagree," he told me.