Sentence examples for an erroneous assumption from inspiring English sources

This is an erroneous assumption, because this theory postulates that Smurfs reproduce sexually.

But, again, the contention rests upon an erroneous assumption as to the operation of the statute.

Newton hypothesized that light is corpuscular in its nature, each colour represented by a different particle speed, an erroneous assumption.

"The notion that invoking it in that case somehow means we are signing onto the Bush approach to the world is just an erroneous assumption".

On Wednesday, in a session with reporters, he almost jumped out of his seat with eagerness to clear up an erroneous assumption about an obscure detail.

One might expect that "No More Words" would be primarily concerned with issues of death -- an erroneous assumption made by the author herself in the early pages of the journal.

Alcohol is a real scourge on Australian society and especially so in the Indigenous population but the specialist made the sensible point that a fundamental erroneous assumption about a patient can have serious downstream consequences, in this instance, excluding "a drinker" from a potential liver transplant.

That was a completely erroneous assumption.

The spokesman, Terry Dunn, maintained that "the court's order is premised largely on a completely erroneous assumption of fact, with no evidence to support it," and that G.E. had not been given a "full and fair hearing".

The strength of this comprehensive analysis is that it looks directly at the epigenetic and transcriptional state of enhancers rather than relying on a potentially erroneous assumption that enhancers regulate the nearest genes.

The strength of this comprehensive analysis is that it looks directly at the epigenetic and transcriptional state of enhancers rather than relying on a possible erroneous assumption that enhancers regulate the nearest genes.