Meanings of assumed without in English

Generalizability cannot be assumed without replication of the findings in clinical samples.

This has been too frequently assumed without adequate evidence by many geneticists.

Second, he assumed without proof that people have incestuous desires.

Personal antipathy, however real, cannot be assumed without convincing grounds to have been the mainspring.

They will see in his stance his soldier's discipline, and the burdens assumed without complaint.

Yet the office is assumed without preparation.

How he supports a character which, perhaps, no man ever assumed without repentance, may be easily conjectured.

The members assumed without criticism the traditional dogma of Christianity that sex in any manifestation outside of marriage is sinful.

Already she seemed to have assumed without effort, and as a matter of course, the position of leader and general.

After the assassination of O'Ruarc already related, he assumed without further parley the titles of Lord of Meath and Breffni.

The ethical philosopher cannot, hence, confine himself to developing deductively the implications of some principle or principles assumed without critical examination.

My parents were always entertaining people, and it was assumed without comment that I too was host no less than they.

Persiani's part in "Il Barbiere" was assumed without rehearsal and at a moment's notice, and given in a way which satisfied the most exacting judges.

"Alone!" hesitatingly answered Heyward to whom deception was too new to be assumed without embarrassment.