Sentence examples for presumption made from inspiring English sources

This brings me then to the second presumption made by the skeptic's question.

But there is a presumption made among nationalists that constitutional change is the answer to all the questions that are problematic in our communities, and my job is to talk about what is happening in the real world," she stresses.

This sentence expresses a presumption made by the attitude holder, the speaker in this case, and the modal e7 may therefore be taken as an epistemic possibility modal (cf. Lien 2011).

Anyway, all this presumption made for such an unsatisfying ending.

Eric says this is an insulting presumption made against the trans species community: "It is disgusting and illegal".

The attacker, whoever he was, is "still out there," Ms. Katz said, and that presumption makes her wary of sharing too many specifics about her life.

Such a presumption makes it easier for lead-poisoned plaintiffs to prevail in cases against owners even if the poisoning possibly occurred elsewhere.

At first acquaintance, there is something withdrawn and apologetic about her, an inner privacy shared by a microscopic minority of women who, through no design of their own, happen to be physically devastatingly beautiful and are thereby fated to go through every minute of their lives batting back the presumptions made about them by the aesthetic and the envious.

Basis for the workshop was presumptions made for one generation ahead, thus reflecting the situation beyond year 2030+.

"I hate it when they talk about shortfalls," Admati said, "because there are presumptions made". Change those presumptions, and the number changes.

Those of us who have decided to have a single child or have a single child because of a variety of other various and sundry reasons have an issue with some of the statements and presumptions made by parents of larger families.