Sentence examples for misleading assumptions from inspiring English sources

While misleading assumptions describe the gown as '70's-inspired', the truth is that it actually copies the traditional embroidered black wedding dress famous in the Egyptian oasis Siwa.

But this binary divide between home and international has led to some misleading assumptions and counterproductive narratives.

What they forget, I fear, is that we all mistake our own parents for the universal norm and can draw the most calamitously misleading assumptions from our parents' unrepresentative example.

The British Association of Physicians of Indian Origin (BAPIO) said it was disturbed by the "grossly misleading assumptions proffered as conclusions" and said fair comparisons could only be made using a common test.

Some of its 10 bullet points were true (yes, Mr. Kennedy was cited for reckless driving while in college), but others were misleading assumptions (no, his accomplishments were not "scant").

The episode illustrates the power of persistent but misleading assumptions about biological determinism.

Virginia Dale, an ecologist at the U.S. Department of Energy's (DOE's) Oak Ridge National Laboratory in Tennessee, says that "after much anguish," she decided to keep her name on the report even though she worries it could be "misleading if the assumptions of the analysis are not considered".

The second is the announcement of new interpretive rules, such as Judge Kozinski's "litigation science" test, that rest on idealized, misleading, or misinformed assumptions about the scientific method.

Anti-START op/eds abound, laden with all sorts of ludicrously misleading assertions and flawed assumptions.

In response: Cox's letter (1 ) contains a number of false assumptions, errors, misleading assertions, and misquotations.

Instrument characteristics or limitations must be considered or they can contradict these simplified assumptions, resulting in misleading averages.