Sentence examples for easy assumption that from inspiring English sources

It's the whole easy assumption that the market knows best.

But elsewhere I began to wonder about my easy assumption that British was best.

But don't make the easy assumption that politics would be more serious and more moral if all candidates were positive all of the time.

I'm not complaining about it, but the easy assumption that inner motive is obvious from context is often just plain wrong".

"Even where there is currently parallel regulation between Ofcom and the [BBC] Trust, around editorial standards, there is no easy assumption that functions can simply be transferred from one to another".

So, for amateur Freudians in the media world, there has been an easy assumption that James's professional choice of the theatre rather than newspapers was a rebellion against the male (and Mail) family line but, as in a good edition of Who Do You Think You Are?, the truth turns out to be more complicated.

He had been hired before and there were still easy assumptions that with his dialogue, his construction ability, his sense of character, he must be a natural for talking pictures.

Don't make the all-too-easy assumption that we keep quiet because of the oft-asserted tension between working and stay-at-home mothers.

But the books she cites most often — musty relics from the 1960s and '70s — lack the authority of history, and their regular appearances serve mainly as stand-ins for the easy assumptions of that time.

The easy assumption is that the two go together.

The easy assumption is that any other system would have brought victory".