Sentence examples for Misleading notion from inspiring English sources

It seeks on the one hand to dispel the "misleading" notion that many of today's youth are "troubled and irresponsible," while on the other hand noting that job prospects for an estimated 20 million undereducated young people 16 to 24 have dropped threateningly.

This is a misleading notion.

Mitchell has contributed to the misleading notion that international development is an apolitical activity.

Republicans have demanded that Democrats put painful Medicare cuts on the table in exchange for tax hikes on the rich, yet they ran an entire presidential campaign on the misleading notion that Mr. Obama was cutting Medicare too much.

Much of this confusion lies in the uncertainty regarding exactly how information is stored in the brain, and also in the often misleading notion that "the brain is like a computer".

On the one hand, it calls our attention to the importance of prior texts, insisting that the autonomy of texts is a misleading notion and that a work has the meaning it does only because certain things have previously been written.

Overwhelmed by History (or its absurdly declared End), misled by the notion of Progress (which, nevertheless, exists), we tend to forget that nine-tenths of what we live has been lived during millennia before us, by others.

Many employers are misled by the notion that older workers lack the fortitude to be trained, adapt to changes quickly and be flexible.

But this notion is misleading.

But ultimately, the notion is misleading and mistaken.

This notion is misleading and relies on the misinterpreted assumption of what better-informed decision making is about and how it's applied to data-driven analyses.