Sentence examples for which presumes from inspiring English sources

Much is inscrutable in "Man of Flesh & Cardboard," which presumes a great deal about the case.

Not to mention its provocative plot, which presumes that Branwell Bronte wrote the classic novel Wuthering Heights!

But there's something naïve about the new S.E.C. rule, which presumes that full disclosure will embarrass companies enough to restrain executive pay.

Juke and Opal are more than familiar with this line of inquiry, which presumes that people like them are always available for questioning — servants of the liberal cause.

Soldiers considered absent without leave, or AWOL, which presumes they plan to return, are classified as deserters and dropped from a unit's rolls after 30 days.

Such ideas are essentially collectivist, & any country which presumes that it can both guarantee its profits & make them too, is probably living in a dream.

There were the soap operas, which presumed continuous attention on the part of viewers.

The procedural filibuster does an end run around this constitutional requirement, which presumed that on the truly contested bills there would be ties.

In the 10th grade, the lessons, which presume that sexual identity is innate, again discuss the stresses of coming out, but add, "Many people who are gay, lesbian, bisexual or transgender celebrate their self-discovery".

The most insidious and harmful are said to be those which presume a false premise - "Did it hurt when he stuck it in you?" when the witness has said nothing about penetration.

The company also outlined a mixture of alternative scenarios, some of which presume much more policy action to counter global warming, including one with a very high carbon price of $100 a tonne (compared with around $5 a tonne now).