Sentence examples similar to genuine presumption from inspiring English sources
Say it genuinely, without presumption.
Occasionally it is informed by genuine understanding as opposed to ideological presumption.
It adds: "Publication and genuine transparency is the standard: there is a presumption in favour of publication".
Straw says that courts will easily distinguish between genuine memory lapses and criminals withholding information - but why should there be a presumption of guilt in the first place?
But, even as everyone on TV paid lip service to the presumption of innocence, nobody in the political classes bothered to fake genuine surprise to find him accused of a predatory attempt to gratify his sexual urges, or of conducting himself with a sense of grotesque entitlement.
But the presumption must be that desires that are widespread or universal are aimed at some genuine and attainable good, however inadequate the conceptions of that good held by many individuals may be.
People having their presumptions of what he might be like smashed by someone far more caring and genuine than expected.
He changed the presumption.
