Sentence examples for presumption on from inspiring English sources

There is a presumption on the part of a lot of fans that cyclists use drugs.

To comfort the disturbed, and disturb the comfortable: what presumption, on the part of the storyteller.

On the other hand, this week's announcement does suggest that the presumption on certain articles has changed.

"There is a presumption on the part of producers and directors that the audience is either stupid, unimaginative or both".

The presumption on Nudel's menu is that everything is fresh: if a vegetable arrived frozen, it's labeled as such.

I think there's sometimes a presumption on the part of the people who ask that question that the answer will be "Yes".

The friends, too young to be abashed by their own presumption, take on the slave-trade interests — a good part of the upper class, which was making a fortune from it — as a kind of consecrated adventure.

Classical liberalism rests on a presumption of liberty that is, on the presumption that the exercise of liberty does not require justification but that all restraints on liberty do.

The Reid Technique relies on a presumption of guilt based on either evidence or, as Leo says, "a gut hunch".

Reason: a presumption that on-demand viewers are particularly likely to fast-forward past the ads.

How does it reflect on ethical values when a CEO is dismissed based on presumption of guilt?