Sentence examples for it's presumption from inspiring English sources

We must re-establish liberalism as the language of our government, it's presumption as to how to govern.

"In other words, if you have more experience than that it's a presumption that you're overqualified or they don't want people that are older".

It's this presumption that is a subtle form of discrimination.

It's a presumption that has been borne out in police misconduct trials time and again.

The high rate of suicide among Britain's vets is rarely talked about, and when it is discussed it's shrouded in presumption.

It's an academic presumption that artists are there to subvert the prejudices of their audience.

"When people say she painted children because she longed for them, it's such a presumption.

"There were a couple of double commissions, but after every other series it's been the presumption and mood from the channel that that's enough of that.

It's a common presumption, which often ends up identifying promise in those who look, sound and think like the talent-spotter.

If we presume — and it's only a presumption — that the Prague-based accelerator invested €10k in Brand Embassy to incubate the startup, that's a €200k return (~$274,000).

We have to presume - and maybe it's an unwise presumption - that it's not Rangers who are hoping to learn about youth development from Felda, but the other way around.