Sentence examples similar to questioning presumptions from inspiring English sources
Rethinking Islamic law without questioning its basic presumptions about male dominance will not take us nearly far enough.
Mike Lambert believes more resources and effort should be put in to inclusion for visually-impaired people, after Liz Smith, a Conservative in the Scottish Parliament, put forward a motion questioning the current "presumption of mainstreaming" for visually-impaired students.
Some call-handlers' questioning can contain presumption and this can also have consequences for the quality of the ethnic monitoring process.
Whether it's her ex-girlfriend screaming at her for getting with a guy, or a guy asking if she's going to bleed during sex, The Bisexual takes the world's presumptions and holds them up to the light for questioning.
Mr. Miller wrote the play in 1940, and set it in 1938, when the nation was grappling its way out of the Depression and Europe was tumbling toward war, and in David Beeves he was questioning, with the fervid earnestness of a young writer, our often smugly held presumption of being blessed.
What made this contribution so important was the widespread presumption that scientists, rather than being bound by preconceptions, were open-minded in the sense of always questioning inherited ideas.
Albers was questioning how we see color, using juxtaposition and setting to challenge what we think of as "yellow" or "gray" or "green". Using his nested rectangles, I wanted to challenge my own presumptions about my environment.
But questioning his desire?
(Miss Larson looks questioning).
questioning feminine and masculine.
