Sentence examples for underlying presumption from inspiring English sources

Since then, the ground has shifted: there is now, Banyard writes, an "underlying presumption that the sex trade is compatible with feminism; that we needn't work to end it; that it can be reformed".

Indeed, the underlying presumption of the play is the view of some scholars that no one man could possess the artistic strengths and the range of psychological insights that are found in Shakespeare's works, especially not a man from a relatively humble background, as Shakespeare was (though its humility is somewhat exaggerated by Ms. Freed).

Our underlying presumption was that ease of and satisfaction with use, and promptness of data collection, are associated with greater accuracy.

The underlying presumption of the price-gap approach is that energy subsidies decrease prices of energy goods and services, thereby, leading to increase in consumption.

The design studio, at the heart of design education everywhere, embodies the underlying presumption that students who work side by side, and often in collaboration, benefit from being exposed to a large number of ideas of peers and instructors.

It's impossible to select a ramen joint from such a formidable selection, so just take the recommendation of Daikokuya with the underlying presumption that they're giving the humble, bewildered "honor to even be nominated alongside you all" acceptance speech of a young Oscar winner.

Their reactions -- outrage, anger, puzzlement, etc. -- helped demonstrate the existence of underlying presumptions that constitute social life.

This paper aims to test the underlying presumptions that the GCA drives up environmental standards and promotes tourism through sustainable beach management.

Their remarkable book focused on the various mechanisms that societies adopt to make life-and-death choices and to rationalize, sometimes to camouflage, the underlying ethical presumptions.

He might also have mentioned that the legal presumption underlying the determination of that likely intention is sexist, based on where one's father was born.

Many New York women who had recoiled at the presumption underlying Hillary's race, that she was owed something because of whom she married and how he treated her, suddenly felt sorry to see her put on the spot.