Sentence examples for falsely presumed from inspiring English sources
In these strangely solipsistic times, it is falsely presumed a writer's own feeling is everything in art.
The lawsuit states: "The fame or reputation of the Navajo name and marks is such that, when the defendant uses the 'Navajo' and 'Navaho' marks with its goods and services, a connection with the Navajo nation is falsely presumed".
But the central drama concerns a love triangle among Rolando, a Milanese warrior; Lida, his supportive wife; and Arrigo, a Veronese captain and Rolando's devoted friend, who is falsely presumed dead.
"The fame or reputation of the Navajo name and marks is such that, when defendant uses the 'Navajo' and 'Navaho' marks with its goods and services, a connection with the Navajo Nation is falsely presumed," the suit alleged.
The Argument from Uncodifiability is that explaining a virtuous person's action in terms of a desire for doing N things, where N is a natural property of actions, combined with the belief that something is N falsely presumes that there is some finite and codifiable natural kind N corresponding to every virtuous quality in actions.
He says no more about this argument here but alludes to his earlier discussion of it in Physics 6.2, where, after arguing that both time and magnitude are continuous, he asserts: "Therefore the argument of Zeno falsely presumes that it is not possible to traverse or make contact with unlimited things individually in a limited time" (233a21 3).
One respondent also commented that many patients falsely presume that routine HIV testing has been occurring all along.
But they are also responsible for one of the bigger fiascos in Mr. Calderón's term, when they falsely arrested a man in June presumed to be the son of Mr. Guzmán.
An adversary with the ability to perform unauthorized embedding can be presumed able to cause the detector to falsely authenticate an invalid watermarked image.
For many years and in most states, it was considered defamatory per se -- something that would be presumed to harm one's reputation - to falsely state that a straight person was gay.
