Sentence examples for mistaken premises from inspiring English sources

Beyond the inaccuracies arising from the article's mistaken premises, there were other factual errors.

Does NATO or the Obama Administration have the capacity to honestly reassess the plan, identify its mistaken premises, and adjust?

The Broockman-Skovron paper suggests that politicians left, right and center have been making decisions on the basis of mistaken premises about their voters.

Beyond the inaccuracies arising from the article's mistaken premises, there were also several other factual errors, which are corrected today in an editors' note on Page A2.

A chat with a friend over a beer is filled with answers to the question you meant to or should have asked, with corrections of mistaken premises, with volunteered information, with little anticipations and courtesies and clarifications.

And the prejudice is visceral: many Americans, especially blue collar, still feel uneasy about the Senate's exotic shooting star, and he is surrounded by a miasma of ill-founded and mistaken premises.

But this thesis is based on a mistaken premise.

He said that it was based upon a fatally mistaken premise.

High costs could also lead to excessive rationing, slowing development over the long term.If it happens, such a reaction rests on a mistaken premise: that the rising costs in the stagnant sectors make people poorer.

And they're always on the hunt for the younger demo, working on the mistaken premise that millennials buy more and change brands more often than profligate and fickle baby boomers.

During those three years, she braved much media speculation about her relative inexperience, with one story emerging that she was promoted to the Treasury by the prime minister on the mistaken premise that she was a former accountant.