Sentence examples for premature assumptions from inspiring English sources

In our attempts to assert our children's separate identities, might we be making premature assumptions?

One reason, she suggests, is that both audiences and critics made some premature assumptions.

The Atlanta Braves' general manager would not divulge the team's plans for Tom Glavine and Greg Maddux but cautioned against premature assumptions.

Although banners at Dublin Airport proclaim, "70 minutes to Cardiff, 80 to Immortality," in reference to the flight time and the length of a rugby match and Leinster's presumed reward for victory, Leinster itself certainly is not making premature assumptions or shouting the odds.

"That premature assumption by defense lawyers can be one of the greatest obstacles to justice".

You will have noticed that I'm making a premature assumption here about the outcome of a case, Shelby County v. Holder, that was argued just last week.

This despicable man made a premature assumption that she was uneducated (or at least, not educated enough to understand High Valyrian), and Daenerys had allowed him to believe that.

That makes it premature to make assumptions about the succession.There are, though, more lasting signs that inspire some confidence about the direction and durability of change.

But it's premature to make any assumptions about how the suburban counties will behave until we see some of their results.

Mr. Feinberg said such an assumption was premature at best.

Finally, we acknowledge that the postulation of molecular differences between IDC-DCIS and pure IDC, as posited in Figure 2, remains entirely speculative at this point, and that any such assumption is premature.