Sentence examples for his presumptions from inspiring English sources
A poem by John Updike, "Ex-Basketball Player," is on the scale of his presumptions.
It was hardly clear what procedure he was referring to, but he seemed confident in his presumptions.
But a few months along, officials, top to bottom, will also start to adopt the boss's phraseology, his presumptions, his rhythms.
Like Paul on the road to Damascus, he has a sudden, blinding revelation: his presumptions and privilege as an educated, affluent liberal are built on the misery of others.
"I see him as the rather cliched male antihero escaped from 20th-century literature, and suddenly now adrift with all his presumptions in a strange 21st-century fictive paradise". Using this fictional persona, he parodies and deflates island life (a reminder that the precise meaning of isolated is the condition of being on an island).
However, his presumptions, and the commonly offered arguments against a top 70% marginal rate, are neither logically sound nor truly forthcoming.
His presumption begs two favors.
He snorts at his presumption.
She and seven of her colleagues on the Supreme Court firmly rejected his presumption of omnipotence.
And then he would catch my eye and laugh knowingly at his presumption.
His presumption is that it's the high cost of fuel.
