Sentence examples for some fatuous assumptions from inspiring English sources

Both seem founded on some fatuous assumptions.

Since Mann's slander, 60 years of sober scholarship into 20th-century German culture, and into the life of Strauss, have thoroughly aired the great composer's self-inflated but profoundly un-Nazi attempts in 1933-34 to exercise a cultural sway over the new Nazi regime, apparently in the (retrospectively fatuous) assumption that after more than half a century of world fame he'd be listened to.

"They obliterated it with some fatuous piece of commentary about something else," Gough said.

One play that has been much admired by audiences is Simon Levy's "What I Heard About Iraq," a stark recitation of actual quotations — some fatuous, some incomprehensible, some terribly sad — from the instigators of and participants in the Iraq war.

The environmental cost of transporting ministers and numerous aides, advisers and hangers-on around the country to satisfy some fatuous PR agenda is one very good reason why not.

It confirms some long-held assumptions and includes some eye openers as well.

PROJECT OXYGEN started with some basic assumptions.

Yet that involves some Panglossian assumptions.

The British also made some "incorrect assumptions".

They do make some similar assumptions.

Finance Minister Anton Siluanov's numbers have some odd assumptions.