Sentence examples for assumption away from inspiring English sources

I kept mental tallies of 'those who knew' and 'those who didn't.' Everyone who didn't was just like that woman at the party -- one false assumption away from a stark reminder that actually, anyone can get cancer.

Straighter-looking with a tad less androgyny, like an early Bonfired Vanity, he launched into "Let's Dance", until his pair of red stilettos took the breath of an assumption away and exhaled once again with a boundary push.

"I should sue you for working for a single man we don't even know," he says, not joking, once her secret is revealed, and we are forced to tilt our assumptions away from the egalitarian and toward a world where seemliness and modesty, virtues long lost to us, trump what we read as natural rights.

These classifications are based on the assumption that, away from a singular strategy, the principle of mutual exclusion holds so that, after a successful invasion, the nearby invading population takes over and replaces the resident population.

Shift the assumption statement away from you.

At The Perfect Sidekick, she says those assumptions fall away.

At the Perfect Sidekick, she says those assumptions fall away.

"At some unspecified date in the past five to seven years that assumption has fallen away".

But even more comfortable is the wife's assumption that running away from murder and personal crisis is a no-cost proposition, other than in money.

The line source is found to excite surface waves on the impedance surface, some of which may be leaky waves which contradict the assumption of decay away from the surface predicted in previous analyses of surface waves with flow.

The assumption that giving away phones for free is intended to stimulate demand makes sense, but to claim it represents failure ignores out the fact that free phones – subsidised by a long contract - are the norm in many countries outside of America, even for high-end smartphones and expensive new handsets.