Sentence examples for conditioned to assume from inspiring English sources

But others are not – we have just been conditioned to assume that they are.

This seems to be an indictment of current practice which seems too conditioned to assume that conditions are AD.

Still, I for one have been conditioned to assume that printing money sounds like a dumb idea all it does is make the little amount of money you already have worth less.

And I'll answer that one: because we are conditioned to assume that a sweet-faced kid (and he was, until that face became twisted in anger and loathing) is the personification of innocence rather than merely a child en route to becoming a teenage racist moron.

We've just been conditioned to assume its something you have to pay for after decades of investors handing Scottrade, E*Trade and other brokerages $7 to $10 for each buy or sell.

In this time of endless conversations about work-life balance, that's what we're conditioned to assume.

Unfortunately, we have been conditioned to immediately assume there must something more to a story when we see killers like Eric Harris and Adam Lanza act out.

Women have been conditioned by now to assume the worst.

Decades of propaganda have conditioned many Americans to assume that government is always incompetent — and the current administration has done its best to turn that into a self-fulfilling prophecy.

On the way, my condition began to assume threatening forms.

Yet almost the same ratio of teachers agreed with the suggestion that internet search engines condition students to assume that information is always quickly and easily available.