Sentence examples similar to evident assumptions from inspiring English sources

Furthermore, Mr. Billingsley's evident assumption that the inside of a man's hat constitutes an effective billboard seems to us unwarranted.

Barton, Mischa evident assumption by that people are total imbeciles who'll believe anything.

Badoux (1945) and Assmann (1970) used crown surface area as substitute for leaf area with the evident assumption that most of the growth influencing photosynthetically active leaves are at the crown surface.

Convinced that history is an arc instead of an architecture, progressives are baffled at the collapse of agendas built on what seemed to be self-evident assumptions.

We therefore suggest that in cases where genetic structure is identified and where environmental differences are evident, the assumption that some local adaptations may exist seems valid and warrants further research into how each lineage is adapted to its environment.

It is evident that the assumptions ( A 1 ) and ( A 2 ) of [[27], Section 1] hold for (3.22).

Hence, there is national consensus that the assumption that there is evidence should be taken as the evidence and journalists and human rights activists should stop asking for making the evidence evident.

The First Amendment guarantee was anticipated as well by the assumption evident in the Declaration of Independence that a people is always entitled to examine and to assess the doings of its governments, all with a view to being able to replace any government deemed upon due consideration to be unsatisfactory.

But it is not evident that this assumption is correct, or that the restriction would not equally exclude justification of perception (by its 'track record,' Alston 1993).

It might be noted that the tacit assumption, evident here, that incorporation of electromagnetism into spacetime geometry requires a generalization of the Riemannian geometry of general relativity, though widely held at the time, is not quite correct (Rainich 1925; Misner and Wheeler 1962; Geroch 1966).

It became evident that our assumption regarding the baseline RR was incorrect (see below): in order to achieve adequate statistical power, the baseline group included 490 patients seen during two years prior to the first day of the intervention while the post-intervention group consisted of 295 consecutive patients consulting during one year after the second day of the intervention.