Sentence examples for natural presumption from inspiring English sources

Importantly, this natural presumption can be defeated.

In contrast to Kantian constructivism, however, Hobbesian contractualism does not assume an initial disposition to morality; rather, it starts from the assumption that there is a natural presumption against morality, because we are all self-interested.

The graph is consistent with the common presumption that natural products are much more difficult to synthesize than "standard" organic molecules.

It is also the very height of presumption for creatures born into a natural world to declare that natural world in its normal workings "unethical".

There is nothing wrong with fantasy, and presumption is a natural byproduct of being human, but they will lead you down a short road to denial which is where the set up for shock and disappointment develops.

"The natural, original distemper of man is presumption," I more or less heard him say.

Breheny cited laws that removed the right to silence, the presumption of innocence and natural justice as examples.

As he has since the beginning of the saga, he said that while the presumption of innocence had been reversed "natural justice does not allow us to deprive human beings of the right to prove their innocence".

It's as if there's a presumption that triumph for Mr. Obama is the natural order of things, and that when it doesn't happen, evil has been afoot.

However, the Trust's position on fracking says: "We have a presumption against fracking on our land because natural gas is a fossil gas.

This seems to be something we've missed when it comes to birth: the presumption is that good births are the "natural" (and vaginal) ones -- the best lack anesthesia and come complete with orgasm.