Sentences with phrase «immediate assumption»

Let's be honest, when someone tells you what their favorite Bible translation is, you fairly or unfairly make certain immediate assumptions about that person; caricatures will pop into your mind.

12 Years a Slave came at the end of a year marked (or better, marred) by racial tension: by celebrity chef Paula Deen admitting under oath that she has used the N - word, by immediate assumptions about the race of the bombers responsible for three deaths and more than 260 injuries at the Boston Marathon, by tweets labeling the first Miss America of Indian descent as a terrorist and, of course, by the unfolding story of Trayvon Martin.

God A comprehensive guide Share Facebook 2,861 Twitter 0 Let's be honest, when someone tells you what their favorite Bible translation is, you fairly or unfairly make certain immediate assumptions...

The immediate assumption of Rivera supporters was that this was a leftover piece from a batch sent prior to Padernacht's decision to suspend his campaign.

Now one of my biggest frustrations is the immediate assumption that gym - goers are working out just to lose weight.

In volume two, there is the immediate assumption we know these guys and are in on the jokes.

The immediate assumption from many authors was that Smashwords might be going under, or at the very least being bought out.

Abbie and Kinky bore more than a passing resemblance to one another, so when someone took a potshot at Kinky, the immediate assumption was that Abbie was the intended target.

Whenever Google gets involved with any new business, the immediate assumption is that the company will be able to reshape the market.

The immediate assumption that has to be made after this acquisition is that Amazon has its eye on a Siri imitation or something with similar capabilities.

When Nintendo was talking about making their games more accessible the immediate assumption I made was that they would dumb it down.

We must rethink our immediate assumption that the co-existence of figures in an image presupposes a certain relationship between the people pictured.

Their category of «diplomatic» does not lead to an immediate assumption that their secrecy is vital.

The immediate assumption has been that efforts to save on using electricity, such as with the internet of things, has caused nearly zero growth in consumption over

Shared origination credit, which gives credit to attorneys as the result of their marketing efforts, acknowledges the importance of their value to the client initially or to the recognition of their immediate assumption of client responsibility to retain and enhance the volume of profitable business from that client.

Recognizing an Indigenous client, even if not disclosed, and being aware of any immediate assumptions about their identity or legal needs is the first step to effective service delivery.

Whenever we here at TermLife2Go encounter an individual that has been prescribed or is currently taking Hydroxyzine it's important not to make any immediate assumptions about how its use will or won't affect the outcome of a traditional term life insurance or whole life insurance policy.

Last week we broke the story that Verizon would be managing system updates for Pixel devices that it sells, and the immediate assumption was that Verizon would delay those updates — not an unreasonable assumption at all based on the carrier's track record.

If they see unrelated job titles or skills, the likelihood is very high that they will make an immediate assumption that you are not qualified for the job you want.