Sentence examples for their presumption from inspiring English sources
Crace is amused by their presumption.
Their presumption was that all Americans could be like them.
Both suffered from their presumption, and both, in second terms, learned to recede and assume more discreet modes of influence.
Their presumption was that all the innovations happened in Europe and far-flung places like Australia were simplistic and had little innovation.
He explained that he thought it was important to maintain their "presumption of innocence" since they had only been accused by an anonymous source.
There is, however, a logical fallacy at play among many of these opponents, in their presumption that the validity of a statement exists in direct proportion to its capacity to offend.
These unilinear hierarchies and their presumptions were challenged by the Boasians on a number of fronts.
But McEnroe hated having to deal with journalists and their presumptions of dilettantism.
Few things are more epic, in their presumptions, than Joyce's "Ulysses".
Elsewhere, a crusty old southern gentleman growls to himself, "The wretched war had destroyed not only their country but all their presumptions of human self-regard.
Whatever their presumptions about the changes ahead, several senior IAEA officials have secured their positions in the Agency for a period into the post-ElBaradei era.
