Sentence examples for wrongly presuming that 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).

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

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

Many people who have unhealthy lifestyles wrongly presume that their cards are marked at birth, so they may as well not bother.

They wrongly presume that people with mental illness are protected by our laws.

Her husband's family wrongly presumed, because she was a woman, that she had passed the infection onto him.

It's obvious to me, anyway, that Arendt's latest slew of detractors are the least formidable she has ever had, incapable of separating her ideas from what they wrongly presume about her personality and character because of the fact that she had an affair with Martin Heidegger.

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It's all based on perception". Conversely, he says, unattractive people are often wrongly presumed to be lazy, unmotivated, or unintelligent.

Originally, cows were wrongly presumed to be CPXV reservoirs.

Gail:  I presume that makes you happy.