Sentence examples for that presumption from inspiring English sources

High-status Mr Chrome scorns that presumption.

Borrowers merely get the chance to "rebut" that presumption.

"It used to drive Rose crazy, that presumption.

But I think the last two years have finally killed that presumption.

But prosecutors can deny that presumption if they show a defendant is at risk of absconding.

The Time Regulation Institute explodes that presumption by showing us, in our postmodern cages, glimpses of another kind of civilisation.

The judge sided with the prosecution, saying that "presumption of innocence" is "a term of art" that does not actually mean presuming the innocence of a defendant.

In Israel's multiparty, coalition system of government, that presumption has led many of Mr. Netanyahu's traditional supporters to flirt with smaller parties that cater to special interests.

It has been a matter of dogma that the stops helped drive down murder in New York, but the record in 2012 calls that presumption into serious question.

"We need to figure out": the subject of that sentence, the first-person plural, sounds inclusive but the context defeats that presumption.

The difficult question that Presumption poses is: what is it that keeps people together after the first flush of love has passed?