false assumption

But I'm not going into it with any false assumptions.

He should not put words in my mouth, however, or make false assumptions.

This is a false assumption which cannot stand up to any sort of scrutiny.

He believed that they were based on false assumptions about the nature of human intelligence.

But some of these acquisitions may be based on false assumptions.

The technique is also called the method of false assumption.

Or perhaps he and Anna had made a false assumption somewhere along the line.

"It is a false assumption that these materials are not valuable."

That way, I will not be led into false assumptions."

"All big failures are built on false assumptions," he said.

But you and others writing on this subject perpetuate two false assumptions.

A restrictive international instrument certainly cannot be based on false assumptions.

"My whole assignment started out under false assumptions," she admitted.

"In just a few days, all these false assumptions have dramatically collapsed," he said.

I was operating under the false assumption that you knew of the plan."

The chances are high that the trouble stems from a false assumption.

However, all of this is based on a series of false assumptions.

Government aid is based on the false assumption that companies primarily operate in a national market.

You must be under the false assumption that the 1% can only support one side or the other, many support both.

Strong interpersonal skills can help break through prejudices and false assumptions.

The rumors and false assumptions could lead to terrible results."

Our amusement at his false assumption seemed to ease the tension between us.

Your argument also assumes that artists will need the record companies in the 21st century, which is a false assumption.

I wish people would make an effort to understand this before spouting false assumptions.

Napoleon, however, was working under false assumptions that made his goals difficult to achieve.