jump to conclusions

Immensity of heaven and earth I do not know just a little girl, afraid to jump to conclusions.

You know how you rush at things, jump to conclusions without proper deductions.

"He knew people would jump to conclusions about him, " she says.

Don't jump to conclusions before you know all the facts.

It can be easy to jump to conclusions when you hear parents argue.

Oh, come on now. Don't jump to conclusions. I'm positive she'll show up for class soon. You worry too much.

Don't jump to conclusions, John. Howdo you know?

At a news conference Sunday, Mr. Reinfeldt urged people not to jump to conclusions or act hastily.

However, this does not give us the right to jump to conclusions.

When a traffic accident happened, the persons involved shouldn't jump to conclusions before police came and gave a judgement.

Nothing beats a bond issue these days when you're looking for an opportunity to jump to conclusions.

Well, you're certainly entitled to your opinion, but please hear me out before you jump to conclusions.

Of course it is meaningless to compare current anniversary celebration with past directly and jump to conclusions.

Monster: Don't jump to conclusions. Let's see who would make a good baby sitter.

"Sorry, I get distracted easily, " she'd say, or, "Sorry, sometimes I jump to conclusions too quickly. "

Don't jump to conclusions. Appearances can be deceiving .

"It made me more open-minded. It made me not jump to conclusions or believe everything I read in the media at face value. "

Don't jump to conclusions. Just because she's a woman doesn't mean she's not capable.

The investigation isn't finished, so let's not jump to conclusions about what caused the plane to crash.

Don't jump to conclusions, Bob. How do you know he is just the thief?

A senior member of President Bush's National Security Council says the administration does not want to jump to conclusions.

Don't jump to conclusions: there's probably a perfectly innocent explanation.

You tend to jump to conclusions without having enough experience or knowledge.

Outsiders would do well not to jump to conclusions.

In our lives, we often like to talk about other's things and then jump to conclusions.

But don't jump to conclusions and decide on plans of action without analysis.

Don't jump to conclusions before you make further discussion.

Let's read between the lines and not jump to conclusions.

What is it that seems to force us to both make up stories about others, and to jump to conclusions based upon appearances?

Being a teacher , he shouldn't jump to conclusions that a student is not worth teaching simply because he fails one exam. .

Carol: Well, don't jump to conclusions. Wait until there are photos or some other evidence.

You sometimes jump to conclusions too soon.

Don't jump to conclusions. You're so paranoid. Calm down!

Try not to jump to conclusions.

Now, there's no need for anyone to jump to conclusions.

Before you jump to conclusions, there is a good reason for him looking me up.

Don't jump to conclusions. I just need some time to myself.

B: Don't jump to conclusions. I just said I wanted a change.

Don't jump to conclusions so quickly next time.

Never judge or jump to conclusions.

I know I was standing near the till when you came back into the shop, but don't jump to conclusions.

B: Don't jump to conclusions. I think we'd better do a research first.

Oh, don't jump to conclusions. If you are patient, you work hard, you will.

Impatience: when we interrupt and jump to conclusions.

Don't jump to conclusions based on a small sampling of data.

It means that in order to communicate we must always jump to conclusions about what other people mean.