Sentence examples for the false supposition from inspiring English sources
His seminal Penguin Book of English Folk Songs from 1958, compiled with Ralph Vaughan Williams, was intended to dismiss "the false supposition that folk songs are always 'quite nice'" and return folk to its earthy roots.
New age gurus such as Deepak Chopra cite epigenetics as a way of changing your life, under the false supposition that genes are destiny, and epigenetic changes brought on by lifestyle choices such as meditation "allows us almost unlimited influence on our fate".
Aristotle remarks that Zeno relies on the false supposition that time is composed of indivisible "nows" or instants (b8 9), a point he soon repeats in identifying the argument purporting to show that "the moving arrow is standing still" as the third of Zeno's paradoxes of motion (b30 3).
In any case, even if the nature of disagreements lends some plausibility to cognitivism, moral realists need also to respond to the error theorist's contention that the arguments and disagreements all rest on some false supposition to the effect that there are actually facts of the sort there would have to be for some of the claims to be true.
"It's a false supposition we can endlessly delay having to interpret and judge things by stacking more and more bits of data in front of us," he says.
This strengthens the general supposition that the guilty men have some Islamist or Middle Eastern connection with the rider that nobody should forget the false leap to Islamist judgment after the Oklahoma bombing in 1995.East Africa is unaccustomed to this particular form of violence.
Select the "False" value.
Remove the false eyelashes.
To the Editor: The supposition of Profs.
In June, she released a single called "New York," and on the evidence the supposition seems fair.
