Sentence examples for blanket assumptions from inspiring English sources

"There is a blanket assumptions relating to all sexual behavior.

So, what I'm saying, Peter, is that it doesn't matter whether you or your friend is right – you can't make blanket assumptions about women based on what they wear.

Povey says it is important not to make blanket assumptions when it comes to autism; as with everyone else, some people will love sport and some will hate it.

Frances Hudson, the global thematic strategist at Standard Life Investment in Edinburgh, warned that demographic influences developed slowly, and one should be beware of "blanket assumptions" when making investment decisions.

Throughout this paper, we make the following blanket assumptions.

Throughout this article, we make the following blanket assumptions.

As he said: "You can't make a blanket assumption about James's sexuality or his fiction or his life.

And from Nick, "As an Englishman, I'll make the blanket assumption the State of Western Australia is rubbish.

"There is a blanket assumption that if we stop funding the arts my property taxes will go down, and that is not the case," said David Lee White, the associate artistic director for Passage Theater in Trenton.

This blanket assumption that 'I'm dumb in math' has changed to 'I need to practice fractions.'" That's exactly what Maria de Leon, a seventh grade student, did in partnership with her teacher.

They said the law required individual assessments of each inmate's personality and medical profile rather than a blanket assumption that all H.I.V.-positive inmates presented such a danger that there was no "reasonable accommodation" that could allow any to participate in normal prison life.