Sentence examples for be automatically assumed from inspiring English sources
It shouldn't be automatically assumed that specialisation leads to improvement".
Children should not be automatically assumed to belong to the same religion as their parents, and they should not be taught that any particular religion is their "own" religion.
"If somebody wants to change and it's not because they are just responding to pressure, it shouldn't be automatically assumed that it's irrational or giving in to society," Dr. Spitzer said in an interview.
He does, however, suggest that there may be a strange affinity, tantamount to love, between people of different generations and that adult guilt and childhood innocence should never be automatically assumed.
It should not be automatically assumed that, when it comes to Israel, Jews are incapable of arguing honestly, an assumption that itself edges dangerously close to the racism that is being denied.
Of course, in the current febrile atmosphere, when it seems to be automatically assumed that nearly every dead politician of his era was a paedophile, it is inevitable that these police inquiries must now take their inconclusive course.
(If you are green-thumbed in the movies, you are automatically assumed to be in the flower of human wisdom. The same goes for anybody who works with wood).
Any songwriter who doesn't actively cheerlead for Stalinism is held to be a neo-con, anyone who mentions Arabs is automatically assumed to want to bomb them off the face of the earth.
It's getting to the stage where if you suffer from the condition it is automatically assumed that you must have had a bad diet and be a terrible person as a result.
It's there later too, her kick-ass, take-no-prisoners attitude, when she points out that any woman over a certain age is automatically assumed to be "crazy": "I've known older men in comedy who can barely feed and clean themselves and they still work.
