Sentence examples for assumptions of what from inspiring English sources

And old assumptions of what an evangelical voter actually wants may no longer be operative.

They are studies based on assumptions of what the costs conceivably might be.

Sheila Heti says reading it tore down assumptions "of what the form can handle".

The straightforward introduction of such adult themes undercuts ready assumptions of what a trashy MTV show is about.

Like all great architecture, it challenged our assumptions of what a building of its type can do.

Questions are still regularly asked that challenge even the most basic previous assumptions of what is happening in the work.

A big problem with this article is the faulty assumption of what "Brooklynization" means.

"He did something that was so off the assumption of what that space should have been," Gupta told me.

I'd prefer to start from the assumption of what skills you need to run an organisation like the BBC.

"It gets away from the assumption of what broad demographics do and brings it down to the reality of what actual people do," Mr. Rogers said.

For many couples, it's also the assumption of what their marriages would look like; the traditional model — executive husband and stay-at-home wife — may be a little dated, or unworkable.