Sentence examples for presumed otherwise from inspiring English sources

He attributed everything to luck and said he had a bridge in Brooklyn to sell anybody who presumed otherwise.

Although initially presumed otherwise [ 31], it is unlikely that LOC387761 is a true diabetes locus and could thus have been excluded from our models without diminishing the discriminative power.

Ah, they hadn't given it a moment's thought, he said, coyly marvelling that anyone might presume otherwise.

And for all Ms. Redgrave's denial, the play is so close to autobiographical, it would be folly to presume otherwise.

He added, "To presume otherwise would require reversal every time a jury inquires about a matter of constitutional significance, regardless of the judge's answer".

The fact that their CEOs have brown or yellow skin does not automatically make them corrupt; to presume otherwise is mere xenophobia.The president took money from people--any people--who hoped he would cherish their interests.

By John McPhee My life list is in no way comparable to Sandy Frazier's, and I hope that anyone reading this will not even faintly imagine that I am presuming otherwise as I go on to mention my own modest history with eccentric food.

My life list is in no way comparable to Sandy Frazier's, and I hope that anyone reading this will not even faintly imagine that I am presuming otherwise as I go on to mention my own modest history with eccentric food.

A white character, according to western film-making tradition, provides a way into a foreign subject for mostly white western audiences– who, it is presumed, would otherwise have no interest.

There's a social history in email, but it's based on a structure of authority, presumed or otherwise.

Of course, if opt-out organ procurement policies are justified, it is not necessary that one justify them in terms of consent (presumed or otherwise) as long as one is prepared to argue that sometimes, certain values defeat individuals' consent rights.