Sentence examples for presumed bad from inspiring English sources

Pleasure is directed at a presumed good that is present; pain at a presumed bad that is present; desire at a presumed good in the future; fear at a presumed bad in the future.

Carefully remove the presumed bad board.

"It presumes bad faith on the part of voters".

Just focusing on a presumed "few bad eggs" does not begin to address the issue that ordinary people can fall into such debased behavior when the rule of law is not upheld.

I thought about how she must have presumed something bad had happened, and would never know that actually I was slowly driving myself insane.

Then re-assemble with the presumed 'bad' board.

You know, because it would be presumed to be bad for his image.

"The music is a bowdlerisation of Handel's coronation anthem, Zadok the Priest," she says, which we presume is a bad thing.

"One ought to break Friedrich's pictures over the edge of a table; such things must be prevented," Goethe remarked on what we must charitably presume was a bad day.

There were almost no women claiming that what Evans had done was not all that bad, presuming to question the verdict or vilifying the victim, as some men repeatedly were.

Alcohol, the presumed panacea of low confidence, bad days in the office, and social cohesion, has built-up quite the reputation.