Sentence examples for false system from inspiring English sources

In its Internet statement, the university described Catholic beliefs as a "false system," but asserted that it loved Catholics as people and wanted to convert them.

He got caught up in the Stanford experiment; enmeshed in the values of the false system he had created, manipulative in protecting it, seemingly impervious to the suffering in front of him.

So Fukuyama's theory turns on its head Adorno's dictum that there can be nothing true within a false system and maintains that not everything in a modern liberal capitalist democracy can be said to have a reifying and alienating effect but that the system itself is potentially open to constant reform and improvement.

On the university's Web site, under the heading "The Truth About Bob Jones University," the following sentence appears: "We love the practicing Catholic and earnestly desire to see him accept the Christ of the Cross, leave the false system that has enslaved his soul, and enjoy the freedom of sins forgiven that is available for any of us in Christ alone".

We love the practicing Catholic and earnestly desire to see him accept the Christ of the Cross, leave the false system that has enslaved his soul and enjoy the freedom of sins forgiven that is available for any of us in Christ alone.

His works 'rise like an exhalation.' His language has been formed on a false system; but, ere he died, was clarifying itself from its more glaring faults, and becoming copious clear, and select.

However, due to incomplete peak picking, there are often missing spin systems, missing chemical shifts in spin systems and false spin systems, which make the resonance assignment problem practically difficult.

Curtsinger et al. [27], defined 0.003 % FN as an 'extremely low false negative system' and Dahl [28] classified a system with < 5 % FN as a 'reasonably low' false negative rate.

Mr. Hagee has called the Roman Catholic Church the "anti-Christ" and a "false cult system".

"All this stuff in the last 10 years about branding was really a false messaging system," he said.

Presuming there were no witches in 17th-century England, historians wrote about witchcraft as a (false) belief system, and not as a resource to which the poor, the angry, the impotent may have been tempted to turn.