Sentence examples for Incorrectly presumed from inspiring English sources

How many more warriors' remains have been incorrectly presumed male?

Berkson's fallacy results when the associations found in studies of select samples are incorrectly presumed to apply to all alcoholics (i.e., including untreated alcoholics in the general population).

In 1999, Manson's notoriety went nuclear when two high-school boys, incorrectly presumed to be his followers, gunned down 12 of their classmates in Columbine, Colorado, with the result that Manson unfairly reaped the blame for 'inspiring' them.

I incorrectly presumed that the company would start to constrain releases to ensure that it had plenty of new material for the event.

IHS also incorrectly presumed the rule would require new natural gas plants to install carbon capture technology to meet their emissions-reduction targets.

In his Historia, Eusebius does not identify either Philip or Abgar V of Edessa (whom he incorrectly presumed to be the first Christian prince; he does not mention Abgar VIII, who was actually the first Christian prince), as Arabs.

Because Chomsky downplays or even ignores his own ideological presuppositions, he incorrectly presumes that facts alone can dismantle opposing viewpoints.

It corrupts the historical record and incorrectly presumes to know what's best for the fallen soldiers' parents.

Because the process is so discreet, many pundits, players and managers continue to incorrectly presume they don't do anything simply because they aren't seen to do anything.

Because Bell uses the same twisted logic that is often used by others to justify their transphobic remarks: it incorrectly presumes that a person expressing their identity somehow erases past accomplishments or relationships.

For example, an ambiguous user action such as touching the taps may have caused the system to incorrectly presume that the water had been turned on.