Sentence examples for Erroneous notion from inspiring English sources
Turner also debunks the big myth about fiat money the erroneous notion that printing money will lead to harmful inflation.
That is not just an erroneous notion of what education is for; it's also an outdated concept of the role that design plays in the 21st century.
The organization published it in an effort to counteract the widely held but erroneous notion that corpses cause epidemics, and therefore must be disposed of with utmost speed.
He starts with what he sees as the erroneous notion that Britain must choose between America and Europe: it mustn't, for both are valuable.
Your article drew together a compendium of facts to support an erroneous notion that European private equity is on its last legs.
Although there was no single reason for the decline, Wall Street experts have suggested that stock prices had risen in the last few weeks on the erroneous notion that the nation's economy was improving.
The effects of this scandal on the island's economy and its citizens belie these cynical and erroneous notions.
Most feelings of nervousness are based on erroneous notions that make you feel incapable of handling life situations -- be it with business matters, at home with your family or recovering from an illness.
The mirrored parabolic solar cooker we used quickly burned through any erroneous notions we held of solar cooking as only useful for mid-day slow cooking at low temps.
It's not about getting it right or doing anything specific, it's about letting go of our erroneous notions of how we think we're supposed to be and just allowing ourselves to be who and how we are in the moment.
Due regard for State and federal relations as expressed in the doctrine of exhaustion of State remedies and adherence to the function played by certiorari in the business of this Court combine to reject as erroneous the notion that federal District Courts are to be barred from exercising their habeas corpus jurisdiction if certiorari was not first sought here.
