Sentence examples for mistaken ideas from inspiring English sources
The Americans worshipped Filament, and had mistaken ideas about crenellation; they thought it was related to fertility.
Susan Hiller's work often deals with strange phenomena, misplaced belief, arcane rituals, mistaken ideas, collective and individual hallucinations.
We would like them to emphasize the identity of the perpetrators and the victims of the Holocaust, so that the younger generation will not receive mistaken ideas about them.
But a powerful man's mistaken ideas about women have certainly caused suffering, just as victims of child abuse have been made to suffer when the reality of their trauma has been denied.
This misbelief stems in part from mistaken ideas about the Civil War -- the central metaphor of American popular history -- and partly from the gargantuan reputations left by Northeastern abolitionists like Horace Greeley, William Lloyd Garrison and Harriet Beecher Stowe.
It takes more than data to change people's mistaken ideas about vaccines and guns there must also be a story that connects, in some important way, to people's webs of belief.
"Let us not slip into a mistaken idea that terrorism is somehow a Muslim idea".
Obama came into office with the mistaken idea that Afghanistan was an easily winnable war.
"Flipped Off" features Russell Hantz, who because he has been on "Survivor" has the mistaken idea that he's entertaining.
The popular belief that scientific research can generate truth undoubtedly played a part in fostering this mistaken idea.
