Sentence examples for inaccurate concept of from inspiring English sources

It's based on the antiquated and inaccurate concept of addiction as a personal moral failure that can one can never completely overcome.

Often working with her husband, Vincent, 90, who is a professor emeritus at Indiana, Ms. Ostrom concluded in her research that the "tragedy of the commons" was an inaccurate concept.

These are shambolically inaccurate concepts (is South Korea less developed than Portugal Shanghaiai or Sao Paulo less developed than Belfast?) that, by steamrolling the glorious diversity of the human experience into just two categories greatly narrows our perceptual frames.

Letters are welcome via e-mail to [email protected] An otherwise excellent article on the neglect of psychology by economists ("Rethinking thinking", December 18th) was marred by an inaccurate account of the psychological concept of cognitive dissonance.

For those of us familiar with religious right terminology and code words, phrases like "renegade judicial activism" means a judge who doesn't prescribe to their narrow-minded and inaccurate view of the law and concept of "family".

Not only that, but our linear concept of the universe is mistaken, askew, inaccurate.

"Luther has defended at 13, and I think this concept of inside and outside centre is slightly inaccurate in terms of how the modern game is played.

These include, he says, the inaccurate claim that the Roman numeral system – controversially included in the curriculum for the first time – now incorporates the concept of zero.

These studies suggest that the concept of an anatomically pure test of prefrontal function is not only empirically unattainable, but also theoretically inaccurate.

"The Physiocrats' concept of economics".

The concept of New Labour.