Sentence examples for simply presuming from inspiring English sources

It is simply presuming that commuters forced to pay more to travel at rush hours will alter their travel patterns.

He is simply presumed innocent.

But with a Turkish name, she's simply presumed to be an outsider by many Germans.

One might wonder whether Mr. Madoff actually qualified under that test, but the opinion does not discuss it and simply presumes the answer.

"People simply presume the state will look after them or family and friends will step in, but that only happens in the short-term.

Justice O'Connor said a process in which government claims "are simply presumed correct without any opportunity for the alleged combatant to demonstrate otherwise falls constitutionally short".

Yet, because of a court ruling... the jury will learn none of this" even as Mr. Ghailani's lawyer was able to look "the jury in the eye" and say that Mr. Ghailani "is not simply presumed innocent; he is innocent".

Deleuze's second criticism of Kant claims that he had simply presumed the existence of knowledge and morality as "facts" and then sought their conditions of possibility in the transcendental.

For instance, a naïve Ulysses would simply presume that he has three overall strategies to choose from: either ordering the crew to tie him to the mast, or issuing no such order and later stopping at the sirens' island, or issuing no such order and later sticking to his course.

In the blizzard of Twitter and friend requests on Twitter and other networks I get I simply presumed this was a tech scene person who follows me on Twitter, is probably in London (half the point of Foursquare) and accepted the request, thinking nothing of it.

What's missing here is any attempt to determine whether a substance is actually harmful: Blanket bans on psychoactive drugs simply presume that chemical pleasure is inherently shady, whether or not it has health risks.