He and the paper, which he had founded in 1841, were one in the public's eye, and few outraged Northerners cared or believed that someone else had actually been responsible for presuming to voice the "nation's war-cry".
Clinicians commonly recommend that individuals reduce caffeine intake because of its presumed dehydrating effects on the voice.
In a democratic society, there are many other voices claiming authority, whether on presumed evidential grounds or as part of campaigns to manipulate public opinion.
Several senators, including a number of presumed 2020 presidential hopefuls, have voiced support for Sanders's plan, which he will reportedly elaborate on in a detailed bill this September.
Women cannot be presumed to speak in a single voice or to share a uniform "experience".
In this model, it is presumed that the driving motive for voice is the desire to help the organisation or work unit to perform more effectively or to make a positive difference for the collective.
It is unfair to presume that the voices of Dash/Lily and Nick/Nora are Levithan and Cohn's signature style, repeating similar character descriptions and prop-like topics such as the drummerless band, when I have yet to read their second novel, Naomi and Ely's No Kiss List.
After having diagnosed the "vitiating diffidence" of the nation's less ambitious authors, Vidal presumed to articulate a mission statement in their voice, which went, in part: "We don't know very much….
The bulk of the wreckage, including the critical "black box" data and cockpit voice recorders, has not been found and is presumed to be lying somewhere on the mountainous seabed, miles below the ocean surface.
Rain date: Monday, 1 to 5 p.m. Voices for Choices In the United States some wars are presumed to have already been won.
