Sentence examples for is never assumed from inspiring English sources

"A primary challenge both as a researcher of color and as a dean is that my legitimacy is never assumed," said Alondra Nelson, dean of social science, who, before joining the Columbia faculty in 2009, was the first Black female professor in Yale's sociology department.

It is never assumed that one identity takes precedence over another; we allow our clients to educate us on how they identity themselves.

The key phrase is: "Never assume the bus operator sees you".

"What I always tell a new logger coming in is, never assume the button doesn't exist," said Brian Farrell, one of four game-logging coordinators who oversee nearly 50 loggers — one for every regular-season game and two for each game in the postseason.

It depends on the depth of the cut, and one of the secondary principles of first aid is never assume, and get a professional opinion if there is any doubt.

But the sanctions were never assumed to be airtight.

It was never assumed and always amazing to win.

Unlike slaves and Native Americans, who were never assumed to be part of the republic's political fabric, the majority of loyalist families were headed by white, property-owning men, who if not for their allegiances would otherwise have been enfranchised members of the new polity.

"Until recently, it was never assumed that most medical practice was done by doctors," he said.

What I mean by that is, we have similar features such as the same shaped face or nose, but outwardly, we grew up looking very different from each other and what I experienced about other people's perception of us, is that because we didn't have the same color hair, skin tone and eyes, it was never assumed we were siblings.

It was never assumed that "all viruses would use the jellyroll fold".