Sentence examples for strange assumption from inspiring English sources

The language in the hospital reminded me of the church, for example the strange assumption of guilt on the part of the patient.

"Computers and Excel spreadsheets make the world," says Griffiths, "and it's a strange assumption to think that architects have any power to change it".

Viewers are often quick to suggest TV characters are gay when they haven't been involved in any romantic plot lines, but this is a strange assumption – especially in a show like The Walking Dead where the characters are often a little too distracted by trying to escape flesh-eating zombies when it comes to dating.

Secondly, the rules are based on the strange assumption that the entrepreneur him or herself will have "unrestricted access to the funds" provided by a third party.

But the current BMI formula makes a very strange assumption.

Businesses should be given tax breaks to encourage hiring The implicit (and strange) assumption here is that job creators, i.e. businesses, hire more people only if they get tax breaks.

They conclude that the belief that the net savings rate "will remain constant and positive in the twenty-first century does not appear like a good assumption at all .Ironically, however, Messrs Krusell and Smith make some strange assumptions of their own.

Not surprisingly, many writers in the West experienced the terror attacks of 9/11 as a profound challenge to their art and its underlying (and, in retrospect, quite strange) assumptions of security and stability in a conflict-ridden world.

That prediction is optimistic the Kremlin is banking on an oil price of $100 The latest predictions from Energy Aspects, a consultancy, show that the price of Brent is not expected to pass $100 for about nine months.There are other strange assumptions in the budget.

The value of policing campus speech rests on some very strange assumptions.

Those are more individual-centered conflicts, but Lolita's origins as a Japanese subculture also bring up strange assumptions about race and nation.