Sentence examples for made presumptions from inspiring English sources

One of the things I really remember feeling shame about was anytime we made presumptions that had to do with the fact that we had money and other people didn't or that someone who went to public school wasn't as good as we were.

In addition, the use of 'analytic feminist' attempts to rebut two frequently made presumptions: that feminist philosophy is entirely postmodern and that analytic philosophy is irredeemably male-biased.[1] Thus by naming themselves analytic feminists, these philosophers affirm the existence and political value of their work.

You don't make presumptions.

It is not so difficult to make presumptions.

And not making presumptions goes both ways, he states.

Juve's coach, Antonio Conte, refuses to make presumptions until the season is half finished.

Being actively inconsistent, making presumptions about an individual, trying to manipulate them; these are all ways to lower someone's status in an interaction and raise your own.

The president's party traditionally takes a hammering in the midterm election of second term, but Ms. Pelosi is cautious about making presumptions about 2014, particularly given the fundamental changes in political communications and strategy.

They aren't yet at the stage of making presumptions about where the night will end up, though Richard hopes it will be at Sarah's – "If I'm lucky".

Indeed, as he admitted himself on the panel about the 50th, in response to a question about Captain Jack supposedly not appearing: "I've lied my arse off for months – you know nothing, so don't make presumptions".

"People make presumptions about how I had the means to do this, or what the film is about Everyone has their own associations, memories, points of view, which they apply to me.