Sentence examples for presumptuous question from inspiring English sources

Ever since Massachusetts became the first state in the nation to legalize same-sex marriage nine years ago, certain lesbian and gay couples have been simultaneously raising their glasses of cheer and fending off that very same "presumptuous question".

So how do I handle these well-meaning but presumptuous questions about marriage (usually from straight people) without sounding like a grump?

He was worried his interviewers would find this question presumptuous, but he found that, in fact, companies appreciate such questions.

But somehow the question seems presumptuous.

As I ask her to speculate upon her dream roles, I get the sense that Antonia has never been presumptuous enough to give this question much thought.

Loaded questions are those which have a presumptuous base, so that the person answering the question is forced to defend themselves even if it's not true.

Before he started "Hamlet," Mr. Martin raised the question, "Am I being presumptuous?" The answer: Well, you're not doing "King Lear" -- yet.

These are questions of logistics, not presumptuous planning, given the considerable threat posed by Cristiano Ronaldo and Portugal must first be overcome.

Although I appreciated his answer, I couldn't but help think that my question was indeed naïve and presumptuous -- that humans are definitely more responsible than I thought.

I've had presumptuous emails which address me as "Sir" and questions of where the "actual" manager is.

Politico spoke to Giuliani after the dinner, and reported that he "elaborated" by complaining that Obama "sees our weaknesses as footnotes to the great things we've done," which raises the question of where, if even footnotes are too presumptuous, the weaknesses should go in the book of America.