Sentence examples for false foundation from inspiring English sources

Yet what has endured in America is the idea of the Caucasus, the hopelessly tangled racial riddle that created the false foundation for the concept of whiteness.

This is the same false foundation that Bishop's no-new-parks bill is built on – the insinuation that politicians somewhere else are making intimately local decisions.

A beaten confession is a false foundation for any conviction, while evidence obtained by illegal search and seizure, wire-tapping, or larceny may be and often is of the utmost verity.

Maybe all that progress you made last week was built on a false foundation of quick-hit technical debt, and you need to stop everything and go back and refactor it, and you need to do it now because the longer you wait, the worse things will get.

The approaches to drug development that are inhibitors against specific growth factors, receptor-molecules or enzymes and are identified in the chaotic and disordered molecular environments of site-specific tumors or current approaches to pathogen-specific vaccines are considered 'molecular false flags' based on false foundation.

Yet, he insisted, "no relationship that's real can be built on a false foundation".

"Economic growth was partly based on false foundations.

This thinking is only possible on a set of false foundations.

It is that ogre--described by Bjelogrlic as a Bosnia "built upon false foundations" of unity--that the filmmakers warn could be unleashed again.

Intuitionists for example take the dependence to be profound: they think that all of mathematical practice rests on a false philosophical foundation and that once that foundation is removed, mathematics totters.

"The allegations made against me are wholly false and without foundation.