Sentence examples for what presumption from inspiring English sources

To comfort the disturbed, and disturb the comfortable: what presumption, on the part of the storyteller.

Yet, viewed realistically, that is what the presumption which the Court today approves does in this case.

If jurors cannot be expected to believe that Tsarnaev is innocent, there is the question of what the "presumption of innocence" means.

Appraising the script for the director's current project, an intellectual declares, "What monstrous presumption to think that others could benefit from the squalid catalogue of your mistakes".

So this is more on the side of the police and the intelligence services — how can you help the intelligence services and the police to buy or develop ICT that has certain constrains which makes it compliant with the presumption of innocence which is not easy at all because we probably have to reconfigure what is the presumption of innocence".

What if the presumption of knowledge is a terrible mistake, more likely to do harm than good?

What does "the presumption of innocence is maintained" mean?

What about the presumption that knowing that a drug lowers LDL is enough to know its effect on our patients?

But this is said with reference to a class of presumptions which prevail independently of proof to rebut the presumption of innocence, or what may be termed abstract presumptions.

A new manifestation, surely, of the same presumption I mocked in multiculturalism's more traditionalist foes, the presumption that what I already know and like is worth knowing, and what I don't is fit to ignore.

The other federation members were said to be furious at what they considered her presumption.