Sentence examples for presumptions over from inspiring English sources

Whether it's the name calling, demands of an explanations over Clara's personal life or the narcissistic presumptions over Clara's love interest's identity, The Doctor is acting like a love struck teenager.

Confirming this presumptions ptsI over-expressing bacteria of the ASKA library displayed a glycogen-excess phenotype (Fig.  1), whereas cells ectopically expressing the Mlc transcriptional repressor of PTS genes displayed a glycogen-deficient phenotype (Fig.  1).

The perils of presumption and over-promotion are, quite literally, neon-lit.

Rather grim and earnest and puritanical not to read with the heart and the mind, I say … When we read sympathetically and attentively – giving over our presumption that we are here somehow to condescend or should tell the author that we know better – these books (quite powerfully) remind us that our contemporary reading experiences carry with them a certain relative poverty".

After all, some cultures need a firmer kick in the pants than others to get over their arrogant presumptions and their love of power.

I have written about plausibility, and the presumption with which we generally approach it, ignoring over and again the follies of history along the way.

There is a strong presumption that conflicts over territories are difficult to solve peacefully as it is not always practical to divide territories across actors.

A lack of these presumptions may force modelers to choose linear over non-linear models to minimize the number of parameters to estimate and reduce the search space.

The ease at which empirical ethics is generalised, and the differences between the various social scientific disciplines represented under this heading glossed over, may also be assisted by the common presumption that empirical research presents "only the facts".

The Boehner we know and love has to dial it up to 11 over the prospect of changes to legal presumptions in health insurance contracting.

"The thing that bothers me is presumptions like: 'She's getting favours done because she knows Jack White,'" Price says, over meatballs.