Sentence examples for untrue conclusion from inspiring English sources
In a statement, Paul Browne, the chief spokesman for the Police Department, said, "As much as conspiracy theorists may press to reach a sweeping, unsupported and untrue conclusion, the fact is the N.Y.P.D. was not complicit in Malcolm X's assassination, and it's gratuitously false to suggest as much".
But Diodorus argued that a true conditional is one in which the antecedent clause could never lead to an untrue conclusion – thus, because the proposition "if it is day, then I am talking" can be false, it is invalid.
You should compare an untrue conclusion, and a true conclusion on a line of thought and then try and see whether you can make sense out of any answer to be found between them.
Both conclusions are untrue.
By only focusing on deaths where the judged preventability is greater than 50% (ie, the proposed operational definition of an avoidable death), we would have estimated 100 'avoidable deaths' in the first scenario and zero 'avoidable deaths' in the latter both conclusions being evidently untrue.
If you relied on faulty data, jumped to conclusions, or shared an untrue article on social media, the best thing to do is admit it.
The jurors' conclusions showed they rejected as untrue essential parts of police testimony.
Thompson's research proved that certain conclusions that had remained unchallenged in endgame books for decades were untrue.
One conclusion is to think that campus hookup culture is a myth, a tantalizing, panic-inducing, ultimately untrue story.
"Untrue, untrue," he mutters.
