Sentence examples for with presumptions from inspiring English sources

The ascendance of the Radical Republicans, their growing disgust with George McClellan, their distrust of the general's Democratic politics, a feeling among some that many West Point graduates were Southern sympathizers, and lingering doubts about Lincoln's capacity as a wartime leader combined to create an atmosphere rife with presumptions of treason.

In the field of jurisprudence, the term probabilis was typically combined with presumptions (presumptiones).

Some analysts of this literary conundrum condescend with presumptions that audiences want only the tidiest of wrap-ups, rosy conclusions that propel protagonists to sail/ride/motorbike off into tangerine sunsets, while villains roast in a prison/grave/hell/bad relationship of their own Machiavellian doing.

"Why are you going to beat the Patriots?" another reporter asked, the question loaded with presumption.

This is in accordance with presumption that all Clade 1 PARP members are involved in DNA repair and genome integrity.

His rhetoric contrasts his own mandate with the presumptions of callous technocrats, ignoring the mandates of creditor governments.

We began with two presumptions.

General conclusion based on factor analysis is in agreement with theoretical presumptions concerning the transformations of phenanthrene and naphthalene isomers.

Such a subdivision of subjects is in line with our presumptions of the integrating value theories.

These two origins are associated with different presumptions about the capacities of stem cells in cancer.

A first aid role implies altruistic motives, conflicting with common presumptions of a profit orientation of medicine sellers.