Sentence examples for leap to conclude from inspiring English sources

But it's an unjustified leap to conclude that her promiscuity caused her depression.

It is perhaps no mental leap to conclude the only person such pieces mention, the "cyclist", is to blame.

It's quite a big leap to conclude that because he spent that much he has a problem – if he has that money to spend.

So how do we make the logical leap to conclude that the government should stop developers from putting up an ugly building?

Ignoring that this paper was specifically about psychosis, not 'serious mental disorders' more generally, perhaps in certain high risk populations the impact of cannabis could be this high, for example in those with a genetic predisposition to psychosis, but it's a big leap to conclude that from one study.

Given these realities, it would not be a leap to conclude that Obama's insistence on including nuclear power in the discussion of clean and renewable forms of energy has more to do with his backing by the nuclear power industry than anything else.

Democrats were often leaping to conclude that there was high-level collusion.

Other omissions leap to mind.

Humans leap to conclusions.

But police cones may leap to mind.

Several possible objections leap to mind.