Sentence examples for confusing assumptions from inspiring English sources
However, huge methodological differences among the studies addressing this topic have led to highly variable results and often confusing assumptions.
In short, I'm not a fan of Alex Jones-type conspiracy theories that confuse assumption with evidence.
The government's planned laws for countering extremism and terrorism are confusing, based on questionable assumptions, and risk bringing law abiding people under unnecessary scrutiny, according to a damning report by a cross-party group of MPs and peers.
I'm a little confused by the assumption among some readers that a writer's having an agent is indicative of a kind of "insider" literary conspiracy.
In fretting over paper, we have been tripped up by a historical accident of innovation, confused by the assumption that the most important invention is always the most recent.
Several obstacles that could potentially undermine the project's objectives were identified, including: preconceived assumptions; entrenched disciplinary thinking; and confusing terminology.
It's confusing growing up surrounded and enclosed by assumptions of heterosexuality.
Consequently, performance comparisons are confusing and only hold as far as the calibration methods and assumptions hold.
Support for model assumptions is confused with predictions.
Some stories are just boring, while others are confusing, leading you to wonder what tidbits Taploid pulled together to make the wrong assumption that your nerdy friend is a heartbreaker.
