presumptions造句

At level 3, distorted language such as overgeneralizations, presumptions, magnified positions, and either/or emerges.

Violence and theft are presumptively wrong, and calling yourself "the government" does nothing to rebut these presumptions.

Faced with the "blooming, buzzing confusion" of the real world, policymakers often fall back on the highest-order principles and the broadest presumptions.

Although these presumptions were developed on a somewhat ad hoc basis in a series of cases, the cases do have a unifying rationale when viewed as a group.

His sad-dog sort of extinguished self persisted all the evening, though through it Clifford felt the inner effrontery. Connie didn't feel it, perhaps because it was not directed against women; only against men, and their presumptions and assumptions.

Adjudicative facts mean the judgments or presumptions made by the trier of fact about the objective facts concerning the case, on the basis of the evidences, through the procedure.