Sentence examples for superficial assumptions from inspiring English sources

In many ways, her work highlights exactly the kind of superficial assumptions people make about women based on image alone.

Partly it's that she seems to write about women's experience without trying to find anything redemptive in it, and in doing so she peels away superficial assumptions.

The implications for policy are that policy-makers should re-examine superficial assumptions that technical knowledge is intrinsically more valuable in stimulating innovation than is social knowledge, particularly in the contemporary business environment which is oriented so substantially to consumer goods with pronounced social and cultural dimensions.

If we dig a little deeper than the superficial assumptions we made as progressives about "Hope" and "Change," there are lessons to learn from the 2008 Obama movement.

The foundation of its work was based on stripping away all the superficial assumptions we make about ourselves and one another in order to dig into the unseen commonality of our genetic makeup.

This should be contrasted with the superficial assumption, popular in many circles throughout antiquity, that Homer must have lived not much later than the Trojan War about which he sang.

They have made a whole book reaffirming my every fear and superficial assumption I had about how crammed with cock-ends L.A. is.

Therefore, even before people are tortured, there is a superficial assumption of their lack of humanity, and a justification that divides people into categories: human and inhuman, the former that cannot be tortured and the latter that can.

It tested a player's aptitude for superficial judgments, while reinforcing assumptions about race as a designation to be guessed at.

Rather than replacing "quality" communication with superficial messaging - as the assumption might go - it facilitates light communication where there wouldn't have been any.

Research has shown that most of us make split second assumptions about people based on superficial differences in appearance.