Sentence examples for those presumptions from inspiring English sources

The war, like a flame eating moths, annihilated those presumptions.

Mr. Dayton and Ms. Faris acknowledged the weight of those presumptions.

But in the absence of technical and legal protections, technology is upturning those presumptions.

Eight years later, those presumptions are cobwebbed memories that never came to pass.

They presume that all right-thinking people should believe what they believe about global warming — and that therefore public policy can be built around those presumptions.

She came of age at a moment when the default voice of authority in journalism male, white, avuncular was entrenched, and helped to quietly upend those presumptions.

It's time to change those malignant presumptions.

In the Pitzer installation, which is best seen after the nearby one at Pomona, those conflicted presumptions blanket the gallery.

But opacity can be equally totalitarian: when those in power are shielded from scrutiny by the presumptions of power.

Booker said Sununu's claims were "unfortunate, and we should talk about those issues and presumptions that still often exist" but added that in "these last days, let's focus on the candidates themselves, what their plans and platforms are".

Most of the presumptions proved correct.