jump to conclusions

I am not going to jump to conclusions about what happened.

She was, he thought, a woman who would jump to conclusions.

I needed to find out what was going on before jumping to conclusions.

We were jumping to conclusions, I knew in the back of my mind.

I think we want to get all that information on the table before any of us jump to conclusions.

It is right that we should not jump to conclusions.

Why not wait until you do before jumping to conclusions?

But then, I'm not the sort to go jumping to conclusions.

"But I think it is a bit early to jump to conclusions."

But there would be no jumping to conclusions on his part.

"But it's important not to jump to conclusions about who was involved."

But I cannot jump to conclusions and say that it was so.

After all, he has just started his career and it's too early to jump to conclusions.

"It's too soon to jump to conclusions one way or the other."

But first let's let the investigation play out before we jump to conclusions.

"A lot of people are jumping to conclusions about this case and what happened," he said.

"But maybe I'm jumping to conclusions, just because of one little red light."

So until we've been able to answer some of those basic questions we're not in a position to jump to conclusions.

But hoping so hard had made her jump to conclusions.

I would say were both capable of jumping to conclusions.

But who would have listened to an old woman jumping to conclusions?

And he's apt to jump to conclusions far too quickly.

You're both jumping to conclusions we have no facts to back up.

In the meantime let me again ask every American not to jump to conclusions.

But no one says he did, so what are we supposed to do, jump to conclusions and pick someone?