false premise

But, my husband, you have started from a false premise.

Columbia said the article was based on a false premise.

I would rather not obtain it on a false premise.

As to the thousand years, your argument is based on a false premise.

Finally, the Treaty is based on false premises from its very first lines.

It is also possible to have false premises and a true conclusion.

As for this stupid article, it is based upon a false premise.

If he did know, then all my calculations with respect to him were based on a false premise.

"People always can, when they start with a false premise.

That alone is reason enough to suspect the war was entered into under a false premise.

An argument from false premises is a line of reasoning which can lead to wrong results.

The problem is that both positions are grounded in a false premise.

Starting with a false premise will lead to incorrect consequences.

Scientists do not accept that a truth can be implied from a false premise.

But not on the false premises raised by the president and not through his office.

In this case we have two false premises that imply a true conclusion.

"This whole thing is riddled with false premises," he said.

It was sold to us on a false premise.

If we went to war based on false premises, we need to know why and how that happened.

He could not enter into this under false premises.

He was my worshiper already, though on a false premise, which I did not fully understand until a later meeting.

Once again, an article based on a completely false premise...

None of the arguments presented is convincing as they start from false premises.

And the third step counts as a false premise.

Warren argued that Campbell's approach was based on a false premise.