Sentence examples for being presumptive from inspiring English sources

Cheryl Mickens, a Mississippi truancy officer who said she would be happy with either candidate as the party's nominee, said she believed the Clintons were being presumptive by suggesting that Mr. Obama should play second fiddle.

When I posed that example to Rogers, he vigorously denied that race had any part in the creation of the character, and even accused me of being presumptive.

The traditional policy framework - which the new thinking is gradually replacing - is presumptive rather than diagnostic.

The one that has been applied to John Kerry is presumptive nominee.

No players were presumptive enough to wear a Yankees uniform to a Yankees tryout camp.

She lists their faults: they're boring, they're presumptive, they always, always include shots of polar bears.

"Western civil society is presumptive; they believe they know more about African society than Africans themselves," says Salimonu.

"In fact, the two most frequently accepted topics since early 2015 are presumptive Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump and #GOPDebate," the letter went on.

I was presumptive from my loneliness, an unrequited lover as incidental to all of them as they had once been to me.

The one we don't encourage is presumptive security.

But to equate discussion with an unambiguous implication of guilt is presumptive and hyperbolic".