Sentence examples for that it assumes from inspiring English sources

The second is that it assumes the unbelieving philosophers are all inordinately patronising.

(The order says that it assumes that the lower courts will "proceed expeditiously").

Any argument requires premises that it assumes and does not prove.

"The problem is that it assumes you are dealing with European peoples.

Another problem with the container metaphor is that it assumes a fixed boundary between the internal and external worlds.

As John Abraham explains, The model of Monckton and his colleagues is fatally flawed in that it assumes the Earth responds instantly to changes in heat.

The award has been described as "sexist" by the novelist AS Byatt, who said that it "assumes there is a feminine subject matter – which I don't believe in".

The flaw in using that method to predict the survival of someone whose cancer was diagnosed in 2002 is that it assumes a 1978 treatment plan.

The beauty of the framing device is that it assumes change is possible, and that we ourselves have to take responsibility for resisting the erosion of individual liberty.

(One moving aspect of the majority opinion is that it assumes the ubiquity of gays and lesbians at every level of public life).

Which is great, except that it assumes your friends are watching Joost.