Sentence examples for flawed beliefs from inspiring English sources
When you stay in your comfort zone, "you maintain flawed beliefs about yourself or you hold on to guilt and self-doubt", the bestselling leadership writer and motivational speaker Jack Canfield says.
Four flawed beliefs have dominated the actions of UK governments on healthcare over the past 25 years: personal responsibility for health supersedes government responsibility; markets drive efficiency; universal healthcare is ultimately unaffordable; and it is entirely legitimate to view healthcare as a business.
Bruce said we need the warped to be brazen enough to point out society's most glaring and flawed beliefs.
In the end, Lucy herself isn't free of the baggage of the broken, patriarchal world she lives in ― no matter where she searches for a perfect love, she'll bring her own flawed beliefs and warped longings with her.
Every single one of its characters, both main cast and supporting, has their own story to tell -- talents and flaws, beliefs and ideals.
By now it's clear that the concept of free unlimited Internet access was flawed beyond belief.
What was flawed were my beliefs that were programmed into me and needed to be healed.
29 The term 'misconception' already implies that these beliefs are flawed and that the alternative medical model provides the correct explanation.
That omission, according to Mr. Grove, is a result of another "unquestioned truism": "that the free market is the best of all economic systems — the freer the better". To Mr. Grove, that belief was flawed.
Studies in the early eighties however, showed that this belief was flawed [ 9, 10].
