Sentence examples for false notions from inspiring English sources

And like child abusers, they deploy flattery and false notions of love and desire.

It was a time about which Greeks of the Classical age had confused and actually false notions.

They had no false notions about his passing: they know once a person dies he is gone for ever.

The official line has long been that any deviants with false notions about jihad learned them outside Saudi Arabia.

Yet how can we possibly dispel the false notions if we don't sometimes publicly engage in this discussion?"—T.P.

If prejudice and false notions of prudence prevail, the world is about to take a major change for the worse.

It's this false notion of America.

I still have trouble getting rid of this false notion.

I had a false notion that everyone would want me.

He was perhaps regurgitating the false notion that Islam teaches Muslims to hate all non-Muslims.

Opponents also say that the bill perpetuates the false notion that undocumented immigrants are inherently criminals.