Sentence examples for universal presumptions from inspiring English sources

Feminist philosophers of law judge the status quo thus enforced as patriarchal, reflecting ancient and almost universal presumptions of gender inequality.

If the United States were to remove the universal presumption that, ultimately, it will always take Israel's side, it could actually play the role of honest broker.

Now, the near-universal presumption of ever-expanding horizons — the promise of the Thatcher era — has been supplanted by deficit-driven belt-tightening set to endure well beyond initial government forecasts.

Most of all, no one really argues with the book's central presumption that the "universal experience is white" and "whiteness taints every interaction we'll ever engage in".

And even at G.E. and Universal, the policy says the presumption against a smoking scene can be "rebutted" based on its importance to the film, the difficulty of removing it, and whether or not the picture will be marketed to adolescents.

Nevertheless, the lessons that can be derived from these pioneering departures provide a solid basis for the presumption that, in general, the provision of universal healthcare is an achievable goal even in the poorer countries.

But the presumption must be that desires that are widespread or universal are aimed at some genuine and attainable good, however inadequate the conceptions of that good held by many individuals may be.

Lewis is constantly taking offense at the presumption that the language of literary reference, one Hathaway speaks so fluently, is universal.

You don't make presumptions.

These presumptions contaminate medical research.

So much for presumptions.