Sentence examples for presumption of being from inspiring English sources

He is known as "an intellectual," which, in Italy, carries the presumption of being an honest man.

And because doctors had recently found his father's cancer returning, even after the years of chemotherapy and the presumption of being cured, different meant ominous.

So hundreds of tons of material are being shipped out to other states on the presumption of being slightly radioactive, because shipping is cheaper than testing.

It has been suggested in such cases, since the tragic hero is never passive but struggles to resolve his tragic difficulty with an obsessive dedication, that he is guilty of hubris i.e., presumption of being godlike and attempting to overstep his human limitations.

Mr. Miller wrote the play in 1940, and set it in 1938, when the nation was grappling its way out of the Depression and Europe was tumbling toward war, and in David Beeves he was questioning, with the fervid earnestness of a young writer, our often smugly held presumption of being blessed.

Her first relative to ever set foot in America came from Hampshire, England in the 1600s to Massachusetts, only before hightailing it back across the Atlantic under the presumption of being a witch.

Recent evidence suggests that lower social class and presumptions of being able to participate are also implicated in chronic conditions overall though this has not been looked at in relation to type 2 Diabetes [ 81].

During the campaign, he said women deserve equal pay if they can be as good as men ― the presumption of course being that typically, they're not.

Whether the presumption of homoscedasticity was fulfilled was tested using Levene's test.

To be sure, the presumption of innocence is not a guarantee against pretrial detention or other restrictions on liberty.

The presumption of skill is against the educated, as they are presumed to be mineral doctors, barred by public prejudice from any credit for skill and knowledge.