Sentence examples for subtle presumption from inspiring English sources
It may be that the changes made to the edited interview were deliberately damaging, but forensic linguists offer another possibility: that a subtle presumption of guilt unconsciously overwhelmed the editing process and inverted the meaning of the exchange.
The study hypothesis was based on the presumption that subtle damage occurs within the kidney in the pre-diabetic state whether from chronic exposure to abnormal glycemia that is below the formal threshold for diabetes, elevated intrarenal blood pressure, or oxidative stress (22), among other causes that manifests itself as elevated ACR.
Much of the racism detailed by students is the subtle strangulation of negative presumptions.
It's this presumption that is a subtle form of discrimination.
Yet, we remain a society riddled with subtle and not-so-subtle gender presumptions that suggest females are something less than males, and we perpetuate those stereotypes in ways we often don't realize.
If you haven't seen it, "Run Like a Girl" is a nifty little video, produced and directed by Lauren Greenfield, about the very subtle ways we as a society shape gender presumptions.
"My family has been here for five generations!" For me, this incident put two kinds of language into stark relief: the language of the polite microaggression--the subtle mistakes in the office place that reveals the ugliness in our own presumptions--bumped up against something much more overt: the language of the streets and its unvarnished racism.
Your presumption would be misguided.
