And she never makes the false assumption that the star athletes are also, uniformly, academic flops.
It makes the false assumption that when today's youth turn to the internet, they turn to polished prose.
"This proposal was based on the false assumption that poor people were somehow ignorant or culturally deficient".
I've always been addicted to travel; I love leaving places under the false assumption that it'll be better somewhere else.
Media hype, Blanchette argues, rests on the false assumption that fans will visit prostitutes and that some of them will seek out sex with children.
Analogies like these work under the false assumption that someone else's experience can be fully understood and used to discuss our own very different reality.
Most often, as Bergner's article states, recommended treatment protocols are unilateral; the false assumption is that one "magic bullet" should alleviate the problem.
Investors could make the false assumption that the Bank of England was already to step in causing them to buy riskier assets than they might otherwise have done.
And this is at the root of the false assumption that small farms must now be replaced by large industrial farms.
The false assumption behind open access that this is exactly parallel to what would happen if I were a commercial researcher.
Dan Savage's argument for a constitutional amendment is premised on the false assumption, shared by the right, that there is no constitutional right to privacy.
