Sentence examples for from presumption from inspiring English sources

The novel's technical audacity shifts it away from presumption – from purporting to describe the horrors we infer.

Apart from the presumption, apart from the vanity, apart from the sanitary questions, it offends me because it underscores how little the music now means to him.

"From the start I've tried to write books which began from a presumption of the gayness of the narrative position," says Hollinghurst.

My sense from our conversation was that her surprise at my being there sprang from a presumption that a person in the 1percentt would not consider her or others in the 99percentt as persons with dignity and worth.

"You must start from the presumption that Africans know what they want," he says.

Since statehood, Florida has long suffered from such presumption and speed.

"The farther away something comes from, the presumption, the better it is".

Both suffered from their presumption, and both, in second terms, learned to recede and assume more discreet modes of influence.

"We work from the presumption that there should be not a gap between academic excellence and athletic excellence," Fong said.

The thing is, this determination starts from the presumption that standard microeconomics, which assumes such perfect rationality, is actually right.

I was mostly interested in the sheriff's progression from a presumption of guilt to a reluctant belief in Trusdale's innocence.