Sentence examples for the presumptions from inspiring English sources
noun
The act of presuming, or something presumed
Most of the presumptions proved correct.
"I'll allow others to make the comparisons, make the presumptions," he said.
Iraq may yet pull away, once again, from the presumptions of all American politicians and planners.
Environmentalists said the presumptions undermine Shell's ability to talk with authority on climate change.
You find yourself being held accountable for the presumptions of the way that Texas is".
The presumptions have been gloomy, verging on alarmist, as they so often are when the talk is of Russia.
But opacity can be equally totalitarian: when those in power are shielded from scrutiny by the presumptions of power.
GHOST IN YOUR GENES A show that challenges some of the presumptions that all inherited traits are based in genes.
His rhetoric contrasts his own mandate with the presumptions of callous technocrats, ignoring the mandates of creditor governments.
"The presumptions and arrogance of celebrity culture are curiously interesting because they so totally take us all for granted.
A revised version, "Symbiosis in Cell Evolution," followed in 1981, and though it challenged the presumptions of many prominent scientists, it has since become accepted evolutionary doctrine.
