Sentence examples similar to flawed assertion from inspiring English sources

Second, feminist standpoint theory's project of identifying a single epistemically privileged perspective is fundamentally flawed, an unjustified assertion of power in the name of an unattainable objectivity.

Your assertion is flawed in several ways.

And it has been a year since the White House and the C.I.A. acknowledged that the evidence behind that assertion was flawed, opening Mr. Bush to a torrent of criticism about the credibility and reliability of the intelligence he used to justify toppling Saddam Hussein.

He also describes as flawed his brother's assertion in God is Not Great that "the order to love thy neighbour 'as thyself' is too extreme and too strenuous to be obeyed".

We do not have direct control data available on this issue, but we believe on review of the presented data that this assertion is flawed.

"This assertion is deeply flawed.

So the inferences and assertions are often flawed (even if they contain a kernel of truth), but then how well will our own understanding of nature hold up in another 2,000 years?

All of these assertions are commonly flawed.

They said the original study was "flawed" and did not support the assertion that having an abortion can make you mentally ill.

After an investigation, the Government Accountability Office has agreed with Boeing's assertion that the bidding process was flawed.

But the "60 Minutes" report was flawed in other ways, including Logan making unsourced assertions that Al Qaeda was behind the attack that killed four Americans and controlled a local hospital.