Sentence examples for presume a future from inspiring English sources

In my view, this is why almost all novels - even the darkest ones - are fundamentally optimistic in nature: because they confirm that complex human life is a fit subject for our interest, and they presume a future where they'll be read, their virtues savoured, their lessons put into practice.

Traditional parenting naturally presumes a future where the child outlives the parent and ideally becomes successful, perhaps even achieves something spectacular.

Other studies presume a closed universe collapsing in a big crunch and others again investigate the nearer future of humankind, say a few million years from now.

Our data presume a complex interplay of activating and inhibitory FcγR receptors in condition of properdin deficiency and give a background for future investigations in this direction.

Collaboration does not presume a single outcome.

We presume that future potential is more rosy than the past is".

Thus, we presume thatpotential future migrants report higher aspirations already before migrating becausetheir capacities to aspire and to realise migration, respectively, are affected bysimilar individual characteristics.

Nonetheless, we presume that future analyses of data collected within the Panel Study on Korean Children are promising and will provide insight into the long-term effects of early behavioral problems and their influencing variables.

To our knowledge, the three validated genes shown here were found to have the most restricted expression patterns ever seen for melanoma and we presume that future functional studies of these genes will shed new light on melanocyte and melanoma biology.

They were not, she presumes, a kindness.

She raised her hand, presuming a win.