Sentence examples for hostile assumptions from inspiring English sources

It all seems so meaningless.' I then, of course, feel terrible for making such hostile assumptions.

This is a common assumption among those hostile to egalitarianism: that the left want everyone to be exactly the same.

In contrast, since reactive aggression is related to difficulties with the encoding and interpretation of social cues (Crick and Dodge 1996), it might be assumed that these difficulties in processing steps derive from the distorted assumptions that others have hostile intentions and that bad things will happen (assuming the worst).

Any soldier seeing bin Laden and recognizing him could make a reasonable assumption that he had "hostile intent".

The company's strong preliminary earnings run counter to the widespread assumption that Oracle's hostile takeover bid would disrupt PeopleSoft's sales.

As a result, when the clients voice their concerns, they end up doing so in a hostile environment, already shaped by the assumption that the relevant thing about medication is compliance.

"I think that that our forces who are there are still operating under the assumption that it is a hostile environment.

The bid, which also included assumption of $275 million in debt, surpassed a hostile offer by the Chesapeake Corporation.

The assumption is that Indian fans will be hostile towards Pakistanis and that groups such as the rightwing, Mumbai-based Shiv Sena will engage in disruptive activities, as they have in the past.

The White House has been under pressure to tackle an overhaul of immigration policy this year on the assumption that it could face a more hostile Congress after the November election.

"It's a safe assumption that Pruitt could be the most hostile EPA administrator toward clean air and safe drinking water in history".