Sentence examples for educated presumption from inspiring English sources
A study of his case inevitably leads to the educated presumption that he neither died nor was murdered in 1947.
The thing that really troubled me is that talking to middle-class, educated people I know, there's a presumption of guilt: "If they're there it's because they've done something wrong, isn't it?" It's absolutely not the case.
Like Paul on the road to Damascus, he has a sudden, blinding revelation: his presumptions and privilege as an educated, affluent liberal are built on the misery of others.
The presumption of skill is against the educated, as they are presumed to be mineral doctors, barred by public prejudice from any credit for skill and knowledge.
The presumption that assigns "practical" Hinduism to peasants, labourers, or tribal peoples while assuming that the high-born, wealthy, and educated would be concerned with spiritual enlightenment and Hinduism's ultimate aim of liberation (moksha)—is false.
The presumption, therefore, is that electorates can be "mature" and "wise", thus politicians need not fear imposing austerity on a properly "educated" public.
Despite the fact that the defendant was well educated and had recently traveled to a country that is a major exporter of marihuana to this country, the Court found the presumption of knowledge of importation from possession irrational.
That presumption was also reinforced by the fact that the "spokespeople" invariably identified and interviewed by Western media tend to be individuals who are fluent in English, typically have ties to the West and often were educated in the U.S. or Europe.
