Sentence examples for foster assumptions from inspiring English sources

In no way can being pro one nation should exclude being pro any other, or foster assumptions that the proponent is automatically anti another.

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Inadvertently, medical education may enhance this bias through training effects, and accommodate disregard for subjectivity, over-reliance upon technology and thereby foster incorrect assumptions of objective certainty.

By fostering inaccurate assumptions of relationships, continued use of these supergroup concepts may be deleterious to progress in studies of ecologically, medically, and industrially important protists.

Rather, our findings foster the assumption, also shared by others [ 17], that at least sometimes additional luminal factors in combination with the collagen deposits probably influence the activity of CC and thereby propagate mucosal atrophy and colonic wall friability in susceptible patients.

That campaign fosters the assumption that all sex-workers are plying their trade against their will.

That campaign, however justified its goals, fosters an assumption that all sex workers ply their trade against their will.

This week, she bemoans the perception that being a good parent and worker isn't an option: "It fosters the assumption that those of us who are doing it are compromising somewhere along the line".

It fosters the assumption that all Mormons think and believe alike, and with this is fosters unintended thoughtlessness and carelessness.

The rest of the ship's passengers, including missionaries Angela Bead (Vanessa Redgrave and Gwendolyne Quim Dorothy Tutinin) assume the two are married, and when Professor Rex Goodyear John Hurtt) appears to recognise Duncan as his old acquaintance Alasdair Birch, Duncan fosters the assumption to maintain his cover.

Its dramatic qualities apart, A Soldier's Return is about the turmoil of those who, while fully aware of what is going on inside themselves, remain inarticulate not because they are unaware of their thoughts and feelings, but out of stoicism and self- respect - out of an inborn trait which they perversely foster, on the assumption that this approach to life will cause less suffering in the end.