Sentence examples for presumptive implication from inspiring English sources
The presumptive implication of this ancient narrative is that God calls into service those who appear to be least likely; that God summons into service those who do not have the credentials or the spiritual gravitas to assume the purposes and priorities of God.
But to equate discussion with an unambiguous implication of guilt is presumptive and hyperbolic".
But I continually fail to understand why people, such as the Rev. Wright, resort to Old Testament morality (let's forget the Jesus quote since he never attributes it to his presumptive father) to make such a point and overlook its moral implications.
Underlying the extension of the certification deadline and the shortchanging of the contest period was, presumably, the clear implication that certification was a matter of significance: The certified winner would enjoy presumptive validity, making a contest proceeding by the losing candidate an uphill battle.
But chorus characters for "Presumptive"?
Hillary Clinton is her party's presumptive nominee.
The presumptive Republican nominee decried the fact.
"He always goes for the presumptive clause.
"I consider myself the presumptive nominee".
"Presumptive" will surely earn the dreaded adjective.
