Sentence examples for malicious notion from inspiring English sources
As a prominent scholar closed his remarks at a recently concluded national Arab-American community convention in Washington, one in which the Obama campaign decided not to participate, he quoted Mr. Obama and told a capacity crowd, "Yes, we can!" Yes, we can defeat this malicious notion that labeling someone a Muslim will result in the demise of his political aspirations.
If anything positive can come out of this, it's that the collective sense of wrongness is felt across society, and that this is a challenge to the persistent and malicious notion of a dehumanized and decontextualized hyper-individualism.
Ienca and Haselager (2016) have introduced the notion of malicious brain-hacking to refer to neurocriminal activities that influence directly neural computation in the users of neurodevices in a manner that resembles how computers are hacked in computer crime.
"Thus, it was surprising and disappointing that the images of a disguise were sensationalized leading to the immediate assertion that my costume was anti-Semetic [sic]." Macklemore noted that he understood how "the costume could, within a context of stereotyping, be ascribed to a Jewish caricature," but rejected the notion that his actions had a malicious objective.
The notion that internal pressure was applied appears to be a malicious rumour".
Sympathizers say the notion of Mr. Gulen as a cultish puppet master is a malicious caricature.
So while "thanx" was accepted on the notion that it's become widely used, especially in text messages and email, "alleygation"—a malicious rumour in street culture was rejected because "people have literally just placed two words together".
The notion that diseases have natural causes and are not God's punishments or trials or curses of malicious beings or results of supernatural forces has not even fully penetrated Western culture, let alone become the prevailing view worldwide.
