Sentence examples for obvious assumption from inspiring English sources

The obvious assumption would be that it's Paris-made and depressingly costly.

We will take that as a "no" then, because that is the obvious assumption.

The appeal the novel makes depends on a very obvious assumption about his audience: the drama, for Twain, is about a white man fighting his conscience, not a black man fighting for his freedom.

The obvious assumption is that we read diaries because we want to know what the diarist was really like as a person, but how plausible, even in the case of famous diarists, is this?

When news broke that Ingrid Oliver was back as the Unit favourite in a Zygon story, the obvious assumption was that this was a Zygon replica, or otherwise, that it had been the Zygon replica offed by Missy.

Had it been Utah or Nevada, you'd have made the obvious assumption that he had been abducted by aliens, then anally probed, and is now functioning as some kind of canine drone, gathering intelligence and beaming it back up ahead of an invasion.

Robbins also argued that the most important propositions and laws in economics are logically derived from basic and obvious assumptions.

Further, once such seemingly obvious assumptions as the commensurability of all lines turned out to be in fact false, then in principle all mathematical assumptions were rendered suspect.

The special theory of relativity, developed principally by Albert Einstein in 1905 and now so adequately confirmed by experiment as to have the status of physical law, shows that all these, as well as other apparently obvious assumptions, are false.

We could argue that these are obvious assumptions and that not much has changed.

The reason a life of learning is of paramount value is that it allows one to form reasons for what we observe beyond our obvious assumptions.