Sentence examples for false presumptions from inspiring English sources

Also, he said, "In my opinion, Obama had a few false presumptions.

Alchemy and its false presumptions must be distinguished from scientific knowledge, such as mathematics, mineralogy, chemistry, zoology, and botany.

Ultimately, such false presumptions are the problem that flows throughout the article.

For six men involved in the trial in London of a new anti-inflammatory drug designed by TeGenero, a German firm, that was, however, a false presumption.

Digital makes the false presumption that you can predict those ripples, but Jimi and I were always looking for the warning signs.

There was a decent amount of water out there, he went on to explain, but it was a false presumption that it could sustain all the farms, all the cities, all the rivers.

That sounds antithetical to the encounters many of us have had with consultants and specialists, but in Verghese's view, clinical abstraction is a manufactured problem, the consequence of our false presumption that there is such a thing as scientific neutrality.

As usually formulated, the argument from evil is based on what appears to be a false presumption.

Moreover, it has been estimated that upwards of 5600 unnecessary partial and radical nephrectomies are performed each year in the USA for the false presumption of cancer [5].

First, it is based on or at least incorporates a false presumption, that preserving the institution of marriage requires restricting it to one man and one woman.

It is argued that the recent criticism by Fodor (Cognition 75 (2000) 29) of "cheater detection" in the Wason selection task is based upon a false presumption about what the task entails.