Sentence examples for flawed presumption from inspiring English sources
"Some might think we should start thinking of them as actual individuals, rather than some separate section of society defined solely by flawed presumption and harsh stereotypes.
That presumption is flawed.
Executives' presumption, though obviously flawed, is that whiteness is some kind of human default setting, and despite being a large part of the world off-screen, actors of color impede a film's attempt to speak to large numbers of ticket-buyers.
Another flaw: the presumption that teaching is the most vital of the undercompensated jobs.
Why is the idea of the "presumption of a designer" flawed?
"We find this to be an absolutely bizarre bill because the presumption upon which it is based is flawed," said Dr. John Gearhart, director of the stem-cell program at Johns Hopkins University.
Flawed analysis either intentional or though misunderstanding of commonly accepted data analysis methods can lead to erroneous results and presumption of correlation of cause and effect, when, in fact, there is little or none.
