Sentences with phrase «erroneous opinion»

An innocent misrepresentation takes place when the person who makes the untrue statement of fact or who gives an erroneous opinion is honestly convinced that what he is saying is true.

There have been previous detailed exams by many people so this is not some kind of my own erroneous opinion.

It is no secret that some consider this garment as being vulgar, and we will endeavor to change this erroneous opinion.

Learn to recognize that it is not fact but merely an erroneous opinion you have held of yourself.

You attack others in a feeble attempt to justify yourself and your erroneous opinions

Thanks for illustrating to all that that's how you compare data and on what you base your erroneous opinions.

Not exact matches

The council's response to that claim was that persons have rights, whether their religious opinions be erroneous or not, and that, in any event, states lack theological competence.

And, had ABC News in particular, not used the erroneous term «pink slime» so many many times in their «coverage» of LFTB, IN MY OPINION, it would NOT have been «all over the media.»

[pagebreak] Now a big fan of second opinions, I also talked to Paul Blumenthal, MD, the director of family planning services and research at the Stanford University School of Medicine, to learn about his experience with what he calls «erroneous diagnoses of missed abortions.»

But such opinion is erroneous!

mis - con - cep - tion (noun)-- a view or opinion that is incorrect because it is based on faulty thinking or understanding; mistaken notion; an erroneous conception.

Inspired by one of our very own Tails reader's story of how her dog was saved from a vet's erroneous euthanasia by getting a» second opinion» from another more skilled veterinarian, we thought it would be -LSB-...]

He says that the media convinces the public to believe the art critics» erroneous assumptions about art, so the public accepts these opinions without ever actually viewing the art.

Instead, you choose to outline sets of erroneous statements and then fall back on the line that they were not your opinion, you're just summarizing what you got out of Montford's book, or just link to what other people are writing.

Describing the use of a scientific model as erroneous is not merely an opinion but a very complex opinion that can only be properly evaluated by experts.

The REAL issue with regard to «the hockey stick» as well as far too much of what is presented as «climate science» is in the opinion - centric attention to «temperature reconstructions», erroneous in their «fabricated production» with included methodology to produce «a temperature proxy» that is NOT relating Kinetic Energy representative OF the «temperature» of those materials present.

And last week, Murray Energy submitted a brief urging the Court to halt EPA's «illegal» rulemaking and vacate the agency's «erroneous legal opinion» that it may doubly regulate sources under § 111 (d) and § 112.

Olson's and Greg's point is that just providing facts will not necessarily do much to change someone's (erroneous) opinion on a subject, at least for most laypeople.

No of course, but what's erroneous (or not) is decided by observation and experiment, not by consensus and opinions.

Complaints included a 180 + page document (PDF) assembled by numerous writers, scientists, and two former chairs of the IPCC that accused the program of «displaying erroneous or artificially manipulated graphs, and presenting incorrect, misleading, or incomplete opinions and facts on the science of global warming and the related economics.»

Fine, but having an opinion, based on the opinion of others is certainly not science and history is ripe with erroneous consensus.

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Finally, the Terry majority notes more clearly than in any reported opinion that one can (and probably must) seek remedies from erroneous temporary orders at the final hearing:

The blog «Concurring Opinions» asks «Is Erroneous Conviction More Likely In Capital Cases?»