Sentence examples for ungrounded assumptions from inspiring English sources

"There are a number of ungrounded assumptions going on about 'motivations'motivations

If successful, they would avoid the problems facing each of those extremes which, as we saw above, are skepticism about Latin American philosophy (in strong universalism) and ungrounded assumptions (in strong distinctivism).

Stepping back from the micro to the macro level, it has also been argued that many key scientific or sociological advances are themselves based on ungrounded assumptions, or on a persuasive narrative, in favour of a particular position at the expense of alternatives (Bloor [1991] [1976]).

His aim, he stated in the study's preface, was to examine the "Negro problem:" "Let me add that I trust that this study with all its errors and shortcomings will at least serve to emphasize the fact that the Negro problems are the problems of human beings; that they cannot be explained away by fantastic theories, ungrounded assumptions or metaphysical subtleties".

Both think that Hegel took Kant's critique seriously, and in turn subjected that critique itself to a telling meta-critique, showing that Kant himself was not free from the sorts of ungrounded metaphysical assumptions he criticized in others.

These are the basic, ungrounded entities.[34] Suppose one now adds a third assumption that there is a well-founded ontological dependency structure within the domain of concrete objects.

Focusing on the example of running to catch fly balls, the present contribution takes the study of Brouwer, Brenner, and Smeets (Perception & Psychophysics 64:1160–1168, 2002) to illustrate how common assumptions in the steps from psychophysical experiments to natural behavior can result in ungrounded conclusions.

"You feel so ungrounded".

"They have a misguided, ungrounded aspiration.

But that can make for an ungrounded overall experience.

In the end, the literary world's fears were ungrounded.