Sentence examples for false pernicious from inspiring English sources

"It is a false, pernicious and appalling policy that has led us down that line," he added.

It seemed clear to me that false and pernicious ideas about free will were being bandied around as though they were uncontroversial.

It plays into the false and pernicious narrative that poverty is somehow a fault of desire, a fault of intelligence, a fault of skills.

It is relativism, for it insists that all forms of speech be equally tolerated independently of whether they are judged to be true and illuminating or false and pernicious.

Why couldn't this part of the Republic concede that false and pernicious poems affect the young through their beauty?

Indeed, it should be abandoned as both false and pernicious — bad for Africans and bad for us.

It is premised on the false and pernicious notion that helping struggling families saps their will to work.

The New American cited Peter Sprigg of the Familly Research Council telling the Christian Post that early-childhood sex education "is part of the legacy of Alfred Kinsey, and the belief that 'children are sexual from birth.' This is a false and pernicious idea that introduces words, thoughts, and concepts to children long before it is developmentally appropriate for them.

Indigenous animist concepts of self and death succeed in breaking this pernicious false choice and suggesting satisfying and ecologically responsive forms of continuity with and through the earth.

While reading them, I became at first interested in, and then infected by, a pernicious false doctrine known as the Nestorian heresy.

In my view (and this criticism is first advanced by Edith Stein and Emmanuel Levinas), such a conception of death is both false and morally pernicious.