leap to conclusions

No one wants to leap to conclusions about a government case in such an important area.

When that's the case, here are some things to keep in mind: Don't leap to conclusions.

He knew how to listen to others without leaping to conclusions.

Maybe someday you will learn not to leap to conclusions.

Yet he said his group was unwilling to leap to conclusions so soon.

But you mustn't start leaping to conclusions without sufficient evidence.

"We should not leap to conclusions before conducting an investigation."

Part of him wanted very much to argue with her; it seemed she was leaping to conclusions.

For Sheila's way of leaping to conclusions was something that she never could control.

She must not leap to conclusions, and perhaps embarrass them both.

Italian media outlets are not the only ones to leap to conclusions.

Listen to the guest's voice before you leap to conclusions about appearance.

I tend to leap to conclusions that cannot always be justified, but.

The judge wasn't a man to leap to conclusions; he liked his evidence to be cut and dried.

Miro didn't like hearing this woman leap to conclusions about his mother.

"But he has a bad habit of leaping to conclusions.

It is one of his ways of saying: Don't leap to conclusions.

Leap to conclusions only when that is the only way to safety.

She zoomed in on it, refusing to leap to conclusions.

You 're leaping to conclusions that don't make sense.

However, we must not leap to conclusions too hastily.

Investigators explain their caution by saying they do not want to leap to conclusions that might later be proved wrong.

He cautioned anyone who gets a promising signal not to leap to conclusions, or to the phone.

I do believe we shouldn't leap to conclusions.

She was leaping to conclusions without enough evidence.