They presume them stupid, re-arrange their futures, and collect their cheques.
Another Columbia University historian, Mark Carnes, the editor of "Past Imperfect," wrote: "Sometimes filmmakers, wholly smitten by their creations, proclaim them to be historically 'accurate' or 'truthful,' and many viewers presume them to be so.
The Toros are not the superficial brats she presumes them to be.
A lot of women are already awake and the narrative and symbolism of Second Wave that presumes them to be waiting to be awoken by those more enlightened does not speak to them, hence a crisis point in Feminism.
Most of them were men, with the exception of Iris Murdoch, several of them senior academics (Anthony Quinton, Hugh Trevor-Roper, Raymond Carr), and all of them presumed to be, if not paid-up members of the Conservative party, then at least sympathetic to the politics of its leader.
The thing is that not every artist is ready to change that — they call themselves artists for a reason, and to completely abandon the album is, I presume, for them like admitting they're just making a product.
Iran's leaders do not acknowledge ambitions for nuclear arms, but they are building reactors and there is logic for them wanting a bomb: their neighbors India and Pakistan have nuclear arms, Israel is presumed to have them, and American troops are on their borders.
There are 68,858 confirmed deaths and another 18,618 people are missing, many of them presumed buried under the rubble.
One of them, presumed missing in an overturned skiff, survives the floodwaters and rescues a pregnant woman, before eventually surrendering to the local sheriff.
