Sentence examples for a false idea of from inspiring English sources

The essence of the identity check is to reinforce a false idea of permission.

"People have been brainwashed, since the birth of pop, to a false idea of what music is," says Dylan Nyoukis, sounding not angry, but disappointed.

But there is already concern from British family law experts that all male firms will promote a false idea of an unfair legal system.

The argument is framed against a false idea of British exceptionalism, one that suffers from a severe case of Special Snowflake Syndrome.

At its core, "Undercover Boss" sells a false idea of why many workers are in the position they are in and what can be done about it.

Accomplishment — doing something well — is a big deal, particularly in a world (and town) driven by a false idea of achievement, grabbing the brass ring with nothing to show for it but brassiness.

The drive of an ideology to apply a false idea on the basis of its own inner logic independent of external reality is a mortal threat to the West and will be for generations to come.

"Although it is axiomatic that under the First Amendment there is no such thing as a false idea, false statements of fact are afforded no such broad constitutional protection," according to the filing.

And strongly suggestive questions can sometimes plant a false idea in the mind of a witness, causing them to assent to a suggestion, in the incorrect belief - temporary or permanent - that it is true.

We're in a crisis that comes from a very false idea of solidarity — the idea that you have to give as much to the person who doesn't work as to the one who does.

" "Nowadays people can easily get a very false idea of ideal beauty and what nudity truly means because it's shown mostly in a sexual and unrealistic way".