Sentence examples for opposite presumption from inspiring English sources

Congress has established the opposite presumption of divisibility.

But Mr. Emanuel, who has already had to defend his Chicago ties in a peculiar election challenge that nearly toppled his candidacy, enters with the opposite presumption about him.

Indeed, typically when thinking about genomes people often make the opposite presumption.

Now, the presumption is the opposite: that Congress has to prove that it is acting within the scope of its authority, a constricted scope that is limited to enforcement and must stay clear of any effort at definition.

Strong pro-plaintiff presumptions have the opposite effects.

"Why shouldn't the presumption be exactly the opposite?" Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg asked.

"And the presumption is the exact opposite for white jurors".

The clear presumption that theology is the opposite of honest arguments and more akin to unaccountable obsessions rather than judgment continues The Times's misuse of the term "theology" as it is practiced today.

It doesn't feel like an exaggeration to say that he taught me to read — to set aside assumptions and presumptions, appreciate the various meanings (sometimes opposite meanings) of the same word and to simply open my mind to the text and the genius behind it.

For example, people whose spouses have died and older adults who are single for whatever reason may feel excluded from social events intended for couples, or face the presumption that they have a (usually opposite-sex) partner ("And what does your husband do?").

One man or woman was matched with four members of the opposite sex ― TV was still operating under the presumption of heterosexuality at that point ― and, throughout the night, he or she would make eliminations until only one contestant was left standing.