Sentence examples for presumption to be from inspiring English sources

But here the question is whether the plaintiff has not shewn such a case.] In a case of this nature, in which the sympathies of a jury are with the plaintiff, it would be dangerous to allow presumption to be substituted for affirmative proof of negligence.

History proves that presumption to be false.

The theologians at Poitiers did not render a decision on the issue of divine inspiration; rather, they informed the Dauphin that there was a "favorable presumption" to be made on the divine nature of her mission.

This process of degradation and reduction is notably founded on the presumption that to be a human being means to belong to a religious division like Christianity, Islam, Hinduism, Judaism or Buddhism.

Every presumption is to be indulged in favor of the validity of the statute.

"Our presumption is to be transparent in our journalism and to share what we have with our readers," Mr. Smith wrote.

The presumption seems to be that it is permissible not to continue with ANH because it is essentially futile.

That the director Leonard Foglia was only nominally in charge of this flaccid production is a presumption devoutly to be held onto.

Dean is starring in a movie whose soundtrack Lou is helping to create; the presumption seems to be that its release will bring Dean immediate and stratospheric fame.

The unspoken presumption seems to be that we have experienced a loss that stretches beyond the thousands of lives that fell victim to the terrorists.

In an Internet age when everyone's supposedly savvy to crude propaganda, the presumption seems to be that the Iranian tour doesn't even rise to the threshold of newsworthiness.