Sentence examples for a false notion of from inspiring English sources

Kindness feels good, even when it's based on a false notion of your identity and purpose.

But most people have a false notion of me: they think I was a bohemian who sat on a shag carpet taking drugs and reciting poetry.

"But we haven't questioned the representativeness of the benchmarks, so if we do well on that benchmark we give ourselves a false notion of progress".

Coming to terms with a world in which we increasingly put our lives in the hands of machines is not simple, but it becomes much less simple when we try to force a false notion of ethics into the conversation.

Writing in The Nation, Terrell says police bodycams promote a false notion of accountability, since police routinely turn off the cameras or edit and withhold footage.

That nostalgia is based on an entirely false notion of what the nursery is," says Graham.

I had a false notion that everyone would want me.

The notion that the new kids on the block have taken over is a false notion".

If the candidates favor military action, as is their prerogative, they should desist from peddling the false notion of a simple "surgical" strike and answer the hard questions.

But it is important that the false notion of mental health being a purely 'white issue' is totally dismantled.

So when this false notion of hatred enters the cranium of an idiot the profanity is inevitable.