Sentence examples similar to belied assumptions from inspiring English sources

Yet the actual experience of patients frequently belied this assumption, for chronic pain often outlives its original causes, worsens over time and appears to take on a puzzling life of its own.

Like far too many executives, President Trump is building a plan based on bad assumptions rather than obtaining the facts - even if they belie his assumptions - and developing a good solution.

There is a spectrum between force and choice, victimhood and agency that belies simplistic assumptions based on gender stereotypes.

But the Third International Mathematics and Science Study (TIMSS), described as the most comprehensive international study of academic achievement ever, belied some common assumptions.

The data, however, belies this assumption.

But a paper published today in Current Biology belies that assumption.

Florence pointed out that many Americans imagine that dark beers will be rich, thick and heavy, even though good stouts, porters and dunkels belie that assumption.

The total absence of engagement with the question "What is our future economic model?" belies the assumption that Mischon de Reya will stop Brexit with a legal challenge.

The activity inside a bank of austere offices on the North Side belies the assumption that our early and anemic Feb. 2 primary gave way to a needed campaign respite.

Unfortunately, his silent apology belies another assumption — that all members of the DHOH community understand ASL.

The invariable objection to exercising the government's sovereign money-creating power is that it would lead to hyperinflation, but these figures belie that assumption.