Sentence examples for assumes instead from inspiring English sources

The moral panic over "sexualisation" assumes instead that sex is only ever damaging to young women, and that having sex or behaving sexually must be resisted for as long as possible.

The MOI method is not based on enclosing surfaces, it assumes instead that the path contour in the stress or strain diagram is analogous to a homogeneous wire with a unit mass.

Unfortunately, like most other contemporary political theorists, he does not apply his own logic to the question of units of governance, and assumes instead that preferences on that question will be unified.

In our case, this measure could be applied, in principle, because the three job levels can be represented as y 1, y 2 and y 3 with respective probabilities, but such approach does not allow for country idiosyncrasies and assumes instead that all countries should ideally have the same occupational structure.

The show assumes instead that we'll recognize the familiar trope of that 1960s girl who realizes she doesn't want a family, but her own life instead.

No one asked if Mr. Green wanted these interventions, assuming instead that to do otherwise was both unethical and illegal, and he was treated to death.

Second, much of the media have failed to seriously engage with Israel's moral and strategic dilemmas, assuming instead that Israel deliberately seeks civilian casualties.

This commemorative role, however, was assumed instead by the Arc de Triomphe, and in 1816 the Madeleine was made a church by the restored Bourbon regime.

He doesn't believe that the outsider generation Vice is speaking to will adopt old-style party-based politics any time soon, but will assume instead a far more eclectic and scattershot range of anger and passion.

So you'd wonder what he did mean and assume instead, if you were not already familiar with the usage, that he must mean "crazy", because you understand the rest of what you've read.

In the 15th century, however, humanists (among them Lorenzo Valla) assumed instead that the text had been corrupted by its compilers and that its pure form could be recovered through the application of philological methods.