Of the two great makers of nonsense, Carroll rightly has received more attention, because of his twists and quirks, because of his photography and the ghost of pedophilia falsely supposed to cling to his obsessions.
For example in the Catholic religion all forms of divination are to be rejected: recourse to Satan or demons, conjuring up the dead or other practices falsely supposed to "unveil" the future.
Many late 20th century philosophers held, in effect, that 'imagine' is a polysemous verb, used to mean different, sometimes quite unrelated, things on different occasions: visualize, think creatively, believe falsely, suppose, pretend, and so on (e.g.: Flew, 1953; Strawson, 1971; Gross, 1973; Dix, 1985; Newton, 1989; Sparshott, 1990; Walton, 1990; Stevenson, 2003).
Abigail said, "Do you really think we don't know what's happening when you disappear into the bathroom the minute you stop eating?" "When do I do that?" I asked, trying for a tone of indignation, because that's how the falsely accused were supposed to sound.
This was accomplished last spring when Crimean authorities refused to allow Djemilev and Chubarov to return to Crimea from separate meetings in Ukraine (3), falsely accusing both of supposed incitement to extremism, even though they have been adamant in insisting that their people stick to non-violent tactics in resisting their occupiers.
Lust is a longing for something believed to be good, but again is falsely so believed, since the supposed good is morally of the psyche.
Its general outlines have turned up in a host of works that have expounded falsely on Mr. Obama's heritage or supposed attempts to conceal it, including "Obama Nation," the widely discredited best seller about Mr. Obama by Jerome R. Corsi.
Trump soon provided his supposed Iraq stance and later falsely asserted ― as he's similarly done throughout the campaign ― to have been against the U.S. intervention in Libya that toppled late dictator Muammar Gaddafi.
Independent Payment Advisory Board One of the many things falsely dubbed a death panel by Republicans, the so-called IPAB was supposed to be a key tool to reduce health care costs.
De Villepin soon came under investigation for his role in the so-called Clearstream Affair: he was formally accused of falsely implicating Sarkozy in corrupt business dealings prior to the 2007 presidential poll, with the supposed intent of spoiling Sarkozy's chances of election.
Alternatively, a sequential hypothesis test [ 56] could be used as the stopping criterion in Procedure B. The idea would be to set the supposed pair-wise order of various Ds as null hypotheses and define desired probabilities of falsely rejecting a null hypothesis or falsely accepting the alternative.
