Sentence examples for hidden presumption from inspiring English sources
For Rosenstock-Huessy, the mechanistic deployment of time is simply the reproduction of philosophy's hidden presumption of the superiority of space.
The aim of the approach is to highlight the moral issues in an open and transparent manner by revealing underlying conceptions and hidden presumptions.
Those who advocate for shared and equal parenting presumptions either have a hidden agenda or just don't understand the nature of human conflict.
Within the study of visible or invisible (i.e.: normally hidden by clothing) difference or deformity, the presumption that more significant pathology is associated with greater psychological distress is strongly held.
However, one implication of this presumption for people with diabetes is that self-management quickly becomes hidden from view which is reinforced by the systems and organisational priorities operating in primary care.
When Mr Miliband's list of bright ideas was leaked last weekend, however, the Treasury did not hide its irritation at his presumption.
Impeding the flow of data – and grasping for privacy – "may carry with it the presumption that one is hiding information".
Yeah, and threatened to cut all my fingers off if I didn't tell them where I hid all my cocaine, on the weird presumption that anybody in the music business had a lot of cocaine.
"Essentially what he told me was that as law enforcement officials we understood that if someone comes with an attorney, there is a presumption that they have something to hide," Mr. Perez said in an interview.
