Sentence examples for have presumptions from inspiring English sources

-I have presumptions about hypnosis, not prejudices, well you are a bit frightened of what's going to happen...what will I do...will I cry...you know, it's a bit sensitive, before this I had a massage treatment to relieve some pain in my shoulders.

"Let's just say that their mother and I had to continually go to school and deal with teachers who had presumptions about their ability based on cultural factors," said Howard Myrick, now a Temple University professor of communications who lives in Philadelphia.

Where a spouse engaged in acts of domestic violence, the law has presumptions against joint custody as the legislature deems domestic violence acts committed against a spouse to be harmful to children, whether the children are involved or not.

Individuals might have strong presumptions because of their own life experiences.

Americans still have a presumption of infinite space.

"They have a presumption about certain basic things they can expect in life".

These safeguards, the administration said, are that the accused will have the presumption of innocence, and that proof of guilt must be "beyond reasonable doubt".

Neil Marlow, Prof of neonatal medicine at UCL Institute for Women's Health, said: "At 24 weeks we have the presumption that we will do something; at 23 weeks much less so".

However, the Trust's position on fracking says: "We have a presumption against fracking on our land because natural gas is a fossil gas.

People having their presumptions of what he might be like smashed by someone far more caring and genuine than expected.

But having that presumption [about straight men] is still a presumption".