Sentence examples for false theory from inspiring English sources

Trump, they said, peddled a false theory which put children's health at risk.

According to one outrageous – and false – theory, Kanye paid us to push Taylor Swift out of the news cycle.

In many organisations we are playing a game that disadvantages women subtly but powerfully – I call it "the false theory of meritocracy".

He has, for many years, propagated his own, false theory about the genocide and worked hard to build an international network of genocide deniers to amplify its diffusion.

Communism offered a coherent belief system, based on a false theory of the perfectibility of man and the pseudo-science of economic determinism.

(Ironically, the French mathematician for whom the spot is named, Siméon-Denis Poisson [1781 1840], believed that Fresnel was wrong and that the prediction of the spot was an absurd consequence of a false theory).

Palpably false theories are over time completely discredited.

He accused the Republicans of having "false theories of the past" and "phony arguments," of playing "petty politics" and "gamesmanship" and just plain "nit-picking".

Reid complained that the habit of confounding sensation and perception "has been the occasion of most of the errors and false theories of philosophers with regard to the senses".

The disappearance form is the view that such a translation cannot be done and that this fact, however, does not refute physicalism but shows only that ordinary introspective reports are contaminated by false theories.

The three Florida doctors, in their letter to the medical association, claimed that Dr. Fullerton had "presented false testimony and false theories about stroke in the hope to prove negligent medical care in an 82-year-old diabetic with previous strokes who suffered a stroke despite appropriate medical care".