Sentence examples for based on a flawed assumption from inspiring English sources

The idea of "Uncle Tom" is based on a flawed assumption that there is only one way to respond to oppression, which assumes that there is some single shared experience of all members of a marginalized community.

He said the advertisements were "based on a flawed assumption that people are going to pay a lot of attention to advertising during the summer".

But quotas of 28% to 59%—which the two states used for their wolf-hunting policies are based on a "flawed assumption" in the scientific literature about how hunting affects wolf populations, he says.

This is in contrast to a previous analysis that hypothesized these lineages had origins in Africa, based on a flawed assumption that Nomiinae was likely of African origin [ 43].

It is a dangerous game, based on a flawed premise.

Judge Alsup said the administration's argument that DACA was illegal was based on a "flawed legal premise".

But Gingrich's analysis is based on a flawed analogy.

The law was based on a flawed concept of a "good education" — high scores on standardized tests.

More than that, Blodget's analysis is based on a flawed idea of what makes the Times successful with readers.

The poll is based on a flawed census that has allowed the ruling party to skew the outcome, she says.

The bottom line was was Greiner's resignation - albeit based on a flawed finding - was the first crack in foundation.