Sentence examples for false concept from inspiring English sources

To her, a false concept of democratic equality was in play.

But then anyone with even the slenderest acquaintance with Shepard's work knows that "the American dream" is to be treated with circumspection; in Shepard's universe it's a false concept to be blown wide apart and splattered across all surfaces.

We learn that brain diseases can cause criminal actions, that free will might be a false concept, and that science could help us design more effective prison sentences, customising a convict's rehabilitation to address the neurological causes of his or her crimes.

Unfortunately, in several recent works [10 18] this false concept has been cited and applied.

As a longtime fan of FORBES I was shocked that you would lend credence to the false concept of global warming caused by CO2 and greenhouse gases ("Where Coal Is King," July 3).

That luck is a false concept.

The Idols of the Tribe have their origin in the production of false concepts due to human nature, because the structure of human understanding is like a crooked mirror, which causes distorted reflections (of things in the external world).

Confront false concepts that isolate you and keep you from getting assistance.

The "I'm a Girl" campaign aims to help girls reject those false concepts at the most important time: when they are still girls.

Today, Ehrmann tours the country talking to sports teams, athletic departments and other groups about coaching, the purpose of sports and false concepts of manhood.

'True-false' Concept: The meta-concept true-false presented in Łukasiewicz's philosophy (1879 1956) as in [7]: "The truth about the future events is neither true nor false", i.e., it comes from intuition and commonsense or from the human cognitive processing depending on perceptions rather than 'true or false' reasoning in the syntactic framework.