Sentence examples for covertly assuming from inspiring English sources
In sociology, is there a tradition of somewhat covertly assuming the role of the type of people you're studying?
The material fallacies are also known as fallacies of presumption, because the premises "presume" too much they either covertly assume the conclusion or avoid the issue in view.
It could also discreetly – even covertly – take photographs.
"To every argument an equal argument is matched". IT is one of the difficulties which meet anyone who suggests that modern science is not wholly satisfactory, that it is immediately assumed that the writer is covertly defending what Ingersoll calls the "rib-story," or that he wishes to restore belief in the literal inspiration of the Bible.
This model assumes that, after an error in inner speech, (1) an early interruption of speech may be made when speech was initiated too hastily, (2) the error may be covertly repaired, leading to the correct target, (3) the error may be covertly replaced by another speech error, or (4) an error may go undetected, leading to a completed spoonerism.
Placebo analgesia was then administered while stimulation was covertly switched to sham stimuli.
