Examples of 'jumped to a conclusion' in a sentence
Meaning of "jumped to a conclusion"
jumped to a conclusion: This phrase means to reach a decision or form an opinion quickly without considering all the facts or information
How to use "jumped to a conclusion" in a sentence
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jumped to a conclusion
I think you have jumped to a conclusion too quickly.
On the basis of the evidence, the jury jumped to a conclusion.
You have jumped to a conclusion without any evidence.
Some people quickly jumped to a conclusion.
You jumped to a conclusion.
You saw what you saw and jumped to a conclusion.
She jumped to a conclusion.
He saw me with Stella and jumped to a conclusion.
Jack jumped to a conclusion.
Oh, he saw me talking with Stella and he jumped to a conclusion.
The cops jumped to a conclusion.
I jumped to a conclusion.
I think you will find you jumped to a conclusion much too quickly.
We jumped to a conclusion.
Why? He saw me with Stella and jumped to a conclusion.
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No, we jumped to a conclusion that we should not have.
All right, but, see, you jumped to a conclusion.
Again, you jumped to a conclusion without any basis.
I can not believe I jumped to a conclusion like that.
You just jumped to a conclusion that I'm here to brag about things.
Last night I jumped to a conclusion.
It 's like I jumped to a conclusion about him, but I did not have the whole story.
And like always, you already jumped to a conclusion without any evidence, or witness.
Is that why you jumped to a conclusion and thought of me as a scumbag?
I can not believe I jumped to a conclusion like that . I feel so stupid.
No, we jumped to a conclusion.
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