Sentence examples for whose assumption from inspiring English sources

Faith, working as a dresser for children's television, is a somewhat heedless young woman whose assumption that she lives in a color-blind world is quickly demolished.

Wendy Dawn Thompson sings stylishly as her lover Ruggiero, even if her mezzo sounds thin next to the warmer contralto of Carolyn Dobbin as Bradamante – whose assumption of male disguise is neatly clarified by the staged overture even if nothing else is.

The other motif is the scallop shell, one of the symbols of the Madonna, to whose assumption the chapel was dedicated in 1483.

Seeing the play again in Walnut Creek left a different impression, largely because of Craig Marker's powerful portrayals of two clueless, arrogant fools whose assumption of white male privilege prevents them from having the good sense to shut their stupid mouths before making a bad situation worse.

The projected deficit for 2015 is 4 percent to 5 percent of G.D.P., depending on whose assumptions you use.

In business consultant lingo, Mr. Collins' enterprise had a misdirected sense of mission owing to a leader whose assumptions couldn't be tested.

In a town whose assumptions of status and class were turned topsy-turvy by nature, black men rescued white ladies from elevated rail lines and Italian immigrant snow shovelers became, if not actual heroes, at least wildly appreciated.

Above all, then, Orwell zeroes in on the idea that here was a regime (the term seems apt) whose assumptions about the order of the universe are contradictory and unjust – yet at the same time unquestioningly internalised by its subjects.

What proceeds might be described as the wrong kind of masterclass, for Subtle Bodies is a novel whose assumptions are so thoroughly back to front that it offers an oddly lucid account of its own shortcomings.

How was it, they may ask themselves, that the death of a venerable Marxist historian could be seen as such a large shared national loss by so many people whose assumptions and worldviews often had so little in common with his? Worthy of an obituary, of course.

For a fluid where this assumption is not valid, a separate derivation, whose assumptions are more restrictive, is presented in the appendix.