presumption

The entire presumption of private life has been turned on its head.

The presumption had been that she was still in the city.

Instead of being killed for his presumption, he got in.

The presumption is that all would be known by the end of campaign.

"But it can point to absolutely no evidence to support its presumption."

The presumption is that somebody who lives through a war must have been doing something right.

Where do you get all this presumption of a threat?

See, white man, what becomes of presumption in the young.

Such a presumption would go too far, the state's lawyer said.

"And I think these days the presumption is not necessarily there."

Science gave each human animal the presumption to act like a little god.

Now you know quite well, without any explanation, what presumption is.

Fact and presumption are, for business purposes, all the same to them.

The university is a decided presumption in any man's favor.

I think you bring too many perceptions to the presumption.

Better data was needed in order to challenge a presumption to develop.

The presumption is that this level was earlier than the one above it, and so on.

The presumptions made about black skin have long since been clear to me.

Perhaps the white men do it only with words of challenge and presumption, as he has done.

His presumption is that it's the high cost of fuel.

Therefore, the presumption ran, he had to know all about it.

For your presumption, if nothing else, you deserve that much.

Still, she did not have to reward her daughter's presumption.

It seemed a presumption for me to take up the pen.

First was the presumption of preaching at all before being asked.