Sentence examples for devastating myths from inspiring English sources

Although morphine is one of the cheapest medications there is -- and God knows there's no shortage of opium poppies in Afghanistan or elsewhere -- cruel laws and devastating myths about these drugs prevent people in agony from having access to them.

The freshman myth can be devastating to students if not addressed early on.

It is important because making these flippant references (1) trivializes how devastating the illnesses can be and (2) perpetuates myths and misunderstandings.

As mental health advocate Rebecca Fuoco said, "Making these flippant references (1) trivializes how devastating the illnesses can be and (2) perpetuates myths and misunderstandings". .

Besides exculpating Turner, Mr Ramsey also exposes several persistent myths: there were no heavy munitions, no devastating second explosion (rifle rounds were found to burn harmlessly like fire-crackers, and not detonate), no Canadian troops and no British plot to sacrifice a ship to bring America to war.Diana Preston takes a more personal approach.

But Mr. Goldberg is devastating in his portrayal of the ways in which Palestinians promulgate counterhistorical myths, like those denying Jewish links to Jerusalem, and continually deny legitimacy to Israel.

Myth No. 2 is that the fires will be devastating enough to rouse Californians from their hypocritical ways.

That myth has been exploded by Ars, which ran a post yesterday called "Why ad blocking is devastating to the sites you love".