Sentence examples for wrongly presuming from inspiring English sources

Thus, Smith argues that Craig begs the question by wrongly presuming that an intuitive relationship holds between finite sets and their proper subsets that a set has more members than its proper subsets must hold even in the case of infinite sets (Smith, in Craig and Smith 1993, 85).

This wrongly presumes that a surplus is always good and a deficit bad.

KNVB (their FA) wrongly presumed they wouldn't need rooms after 5 July.

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When Roland and Maud find it at the end of the novel, they wrongly presume it is Christabel's.

The regulations wrongly presume "one size fits all" when it comes to pricing, says Richard Feasey of Vodafone, Europe's biggest operator.

First, Scaramucci tried in vain to unearth the source who revealed that he had dined at the White House, and wrongly presumed it was Priebus.

It is a series of vignettes told after the fictionalized Ron sequesters himself on a Caribbean island and, in the tradition of Tom Sawyer, is wrongly presumed dead.

Coming into the fight at a sold-out HSBC Arena in Rio de Janeiro, a location where most people wrongly presumed the fans would overwhelmingly support the 32-year-old Brazilian challenger, Rousey said this contest was the most personal of her career.

This is the player, remember, who was wrongly presumed by Roy Hodgson to have retired from international football when he had not – a misunderstanding which only came to light when the manager failed to name the Manchester United midfielder in his squad for last year's European Championships.

Critics might counter, however, that this account wrongly presumes that psychological attachment is sufficient to generate moral entitlement.