Sentence examples for that is presumed from inspiring English sources

The California law is a content-based restriction, something that is presumed invalid under the First Amendment.

You could argue, perhaps, that the focus on white US stars is necessary for an audience that is presumed to be mostly white and English speaking.

Judging from the tightness in her voice, she hasn't forgotten what it felt like to have a marquee last name but none of the financial security that is presumed to come with it.

While the Miser certainly consumed his share of pulled pork growing up, the cultural heritage that is presumed to be every Southerner's birthright is in practice rather hard to come by.

An article and a picture caption on May 17 about the destruction of a cache of stolen artworks in France said to be worth at least $1.4 billion misidentified the subject of a painting by Corneille de Lyon that is presumed to be among them.

When this approach falls short he resorts to the speculative "Just So" stories of evolutionary psychology, which recognises as history only the phase of hunter-gatherer human society which left us with a genetic legacy that is presumed to be out of kilter with the subsequent developments of civilisation.

Artworks that were presumed to be originals and later found out to be forgeries are discussed.

Nor can lawyers be paid from funds that are presumed to derive from crime.

One amusing anecdote involves a police raid that uprooted a tomato patch that was presumed to be marijuana.

Some people seem to magically "find" wayward balls that were presumed lost by all who saw the shot.

Thus, the virus is believed to have evolved through genetic reassortment that was presumed to have occurred in pigs.