Sentence examples for error to assume from inspiring English sources

It would be a gross error to assume that in making an analogy between the family and formal organizations the parental role is strictly paternal.

But it is a category error to assume that all of them would back a people's vote in the Commons division.

It is a major error to assume, whether you are a remain or a leave supporter, that the EU is something constant "out there" that you may or may not want to be part of.

But given the idiosyncracies and severely fragmented nature of the Catalan political scene,  it  would be a major error to assume a setback in Catalonia for the PP will automatically extend into Spain as a whole in December's general elections.

In a letter to the 27 governments sent before the meeting, the man organising the summit, European council president, Donald Tusk, said it would be "a fatal error to assume that the negative result in the UK referendum represents a specifically British issue".

In a recent letter to EU leaders, Tusk said it would be "a fatal error" to assume that the UK vote was a specifically British issue, describing it as "a desperate attempt to answer the questions that millions of Europeans ask themselves daily" about security, cultural heritage and way of life.

They are told to short-circuit history, to avoid tactics for growth that the West now sees as errors, to assume obligations that rich lands took on only when they became much wealthier.

Our great cultural error is to assume that 'truth' arrives only through reductive theories.

The other main error was to assume that the Liberal Democrats would vote against.

The first error was to assume that commercial airlines would carry on flying in and out of Libya.

The overarching error was to assume that the arc of history was bent irreversibly in the direction of enlightenment, internationalism, tolerance and liberty.