Sentence examples for readily assume from inspiring English sources

This is not an arch-conservative view, as some may all too readily assume.

"People readily assume that he's involved in every deal I do," says Nicholas.

If Dr. Strangelove is about strategic logic, many viewers perhaps too readily assume Kubrick's goal was to expose how facile his characters' logic was.

None of this would be easy – no private providers ready and waiting to pounce and organise, no representative institutions happy to readily assume more powers and responsibilities.

"A conspicuous consequence of this regulation is to cause the eating behavior (gluttony) and the physical inactivity (sloth) that we so readily assume are the actual causes".

Meanwhile, the AQP agenda privileges patient choice above any other considerations (such as equity, quality and continuity) and makes the unlikely assumption that patients will readily assume the role of rational consumers.

Fink readily assumed the role.

For it is too readily assumed that the religious and the secular cannot communicate that they will always be on opposite sides in issues of life and death.

Of the finalists, Sam is probably the least likely to win purely because he too readily assumes a position of subservience in group tasks.

In a dissenting opinion, Justice Stephen G. Breyer characterized the decision as an "oversimplification" of a complex regulatory issue that "gives insufficient weight to the government's regulatory rationale, and too readily assumes the existence of practical alternatives".

Nietzsche's homosexuality is never really more than a hypothesis, one that too readily assumes that sexual manners of one era are easily talked about in the sexual categories of another.