Exempel på presuming

• You were sniffing a lot - I presumed you had a cold.

• She said it in a whisper so I presumed it wasn't common knowledge.

• "Is he coming?" "I presume so."

• Under the Bill of Rights, a person is presumed innocent until proved otherwise.

• A person accused of a crime is presumed innocent until proven guilty.

• Presuming that the new stimuli will be more discriminable by our subjects, we will move on to the critical test of our hypothesis.

• The problem is in presuming that this is the fundamental order of things.

• Presuming these to be dead, we examine their effect in the section on closure.

• Mathematical models, presuming unitary magical number limitations typical for college students, generate the published data accurately (mean error 2.7%).

• Conclusively presuming them to be different might seem nonsensical.

• He is presuming that the first speaker's prediction is based on her self-declared ability to read, and thus know about, his thoughts.

• I conclude by suggesting ways of testing, not just presuming, the scope and coherence of these discursive realms that we know are so important.

• Protectionism is paternalistic, de-contextualises the child by presuming he or she has an inherent 'nature', and denies the child a voice.

• But there are no theoretical or empirical grounds for presuming that it is a reasonable assumption.

• This journal will include the publication both of replications and of negative notes (presuming that the negative notes are justified).

• Presuming that the curve of the fingerboard is increased to match, stopping adjacent strings with the same finger (barring) is easier.

• Here we have the metropolitan scholar presuming to tell the nationalist leaders that he understands these realities better than they.

• This is to avoid presuming a discourse has power just from an observer's and\or its authors' conviction that it coheres.

• Our ignorance of their service notwithstanding, it would not be presuming too much to assume that these secretaries were important members of the governor's household.

• In society and politics we can acknowledge the force of existing arrangements, presuming in favor of the status quo.