Sentence examples for the false conclusion from inspiring English sources

But how does that lead to the false conclusion Scotland would be better off alone?

And it's all too easy to reach the false conclusion that the danger is past.

Scientific naïveté surely contributed to the false conclusion, but a forensic pathologist was not one of the reviewers.

"Virtually everyone's first impression ('These people are not speaking!') led to the false conclusion that they were not using language.

"As we're increasingly becoming more and more technology-obsessed, many business leaders have come to the false conclusion that technology should lead their brands," Lindstrom says.

This can lead contemporary observers to the false conclusion that most humans died quite young, even in the not-so-distant past.

"In this way," Dr. Gale said, "the false conclusions people draw from these surveys may have a sort of self-fulfilling prophecy".

The false conclusions from skewed questioning are everywhere, but are especially evident in polling on energy and conservation policy issues -- land, energy, water -- topics that are especially relevant in Colorado and other western states.

For Cullen a Colorado reporter who got on the story early, fell for most of the false conclusions and then spent ten years investigating the teen killers Columbine is the story of that psychopath, his confused sidekick, their clueless families and a local police force that was fooled by a couple of kids.

If the kids draw false conclusion, don't let it be.

Deduction is reasoning that, if used correctly, cannot lead from true premises to a false conclusion; given the truth of the premises, the truth of the conclusion must necessarily follow.