Sentence examples for false definition from inspiring English sources

And this would be a moderately plausible synthetic claim rather than a patently false definition.

For example, science resource material provided by the Creation-Science ReSan Diego, CaliforniaDiego, California for homeschooled children says, "Unfortunately, those who today control science and education have adopted a false definition of science.

Students who deprive themselves of relaxation, who drive their brains into a black hole of exhaustion, are by no means poor students but they are on many occasions blinded by a false definition of achievement.

It is hard to understand how this false definition gained traction, but its existence is a testament to how little the origins or original meaning of certain black slang words are regarded.

The crazy thing is a lot of people – a lot of men, if I'm just speaking for myself – don't really start thinking about the effect of hyper-masculinity and false definitions of what it means to be a man until you get married or until you have kids.

During the Auditory Description Decision Task (ADDT) participants heard pre-recorded sentences of true or false definitions of common objects (e.g. 'A long yellow fruit is a banana').

He claims this on the grounds that it construes ethical statements in such a way that it is not the case "that they would all be false by definition if there existed no experiencing subjects (past, present, or future)" (1952: 322).

All else is inherently false by definition.

The haplotype library corrects mistakes created by false surrogate definition and/or genotyping errors.

Tails provide additional information, thus reducing the risk of false surrogate definition, especially near the ends of the core region.

The personal isn't by definition false, nor is confession, but in writing both have to meet this other demand, the demands of language.