Sentence examples similar to an unfounded presumption from inspiring English sources

This found police were relying on a scientifically unfounded presumption that crowds are innately "unpredictable, volatile and dangerous", and looked at policing models used in other western European countries, the United States and Canada.

But, as he relates here, it was an unfounded assumption.

Disability scholars generally have objected to the unfounded presumption that being disabled makes life not worth living, or at least makes the lives of people with disabilities less gratifying and valuable than those of nondisabled people.

Prime Minister Viktor Orban had ordered police to ban the march, but a Budapest court overruled the ban, saying it had been based on "unfounded presumptions".

If the new France that she promises were to phase out the "vous" form altogether, at least this would rescue foreigners like myself from frequent gaffes as well as unfounded presumptions of intimacy.

This is an unfounded comment.

Because it was an unfounded finding.

This is clearly not an unfounded fear.

That is not an unfounded concern.

It's an unfounded prejudice, they say.

Or compare Wittgenstein: "..the end is not an unfounded presupposition It is an unfounded way of acting".