Sentence examples for grave assumptions from inspiring English sources
Don't make grave assumptions about why they question the existence of a deity or higher power.
They make the grave assumption that the best way to cheer someone up is to tell them that all will be well.
But veterans of the Cold War also say tit-for-tat responses in nuclear confrontation carry grave risks, anchored to erroneous assumptions that a nuclear exchange would leave one side in better condition than the other.
That is a serious charge, and, for all the pranks that he plays on our assumptions, Lanthimos is full of grave intent.
But when people protest against a healthcare proposal because they don't want government to get its hands on their Medicare, this elemental assumption is put in grave doubt.
This dichotomy of complex results is not only a grave oversimplification, but it is awash with assumptions that do not hold in observational epidemiology (Poole 2001; Savitz 1993).
Together with horse gear and weapons as grave goods in both tombs our results specify former assumptions that the invention of bifurcated lower body garments is related to the new epoch of horseback riding, mounted warfare and greater mobility.
The underlying assumption, it seems, was that because he was not sufficiently grave and dull, his claim to "literature" was suspect.
During their visit to the Kremlin, the Russian Olympic team members laid flowers at the grave of the unknown soldier and attended a prayer session at the Assumption Cathedral.
The Minister of the Interior, M. Roger Frey, informed all France's prefects that just before the Assumption weekend, that the Allier System of immediate suspension of drivers "guilty of grave errors" would continue everywhere.
