Sentence examples for false ideas from inspiring English sources

Many Americans harbor false ideas about the Sikh faith, falsely associating the traditional turban with terrorism.

" He denied that they were giving veterans false ideas of what they could expect in Britain.

Yet much of what we call poetry consists of trite or false ideas in sublime language.

Popper championed the idea of a society defined by rational debate, where false ideas would lose out to stronger ones.

But there is another reason the divide is false, or at least why it creates false ideas.

"Novels not only pollute the imaginations of young women," one American magazine writer insisted in 1798; they give them "false ideas of life".

The scientific, democratic and ethical goal should be to eliminate the false idea of "race" completely.

Of course, it didn't help that I had been given a false idea.

I am against the false idea of security that helmets offer.

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

As she's going down, she thinks, "There's a false idea that accidents happen in slow motion".