Sentence examples for mistaken views from inspiring English sources

Encourage your students to challenge mistaken views of Africa as permanently stricken by famine and dependent on overseas aid with this photo and video-based resource from the British Red Cross.

Blaming the intelligence community for the government's (and most Americans') mistaken views about the threat posed by Saddam Hussein would seem to reflect a desire on the part of Congress and the administration to pass the buck.

Proponents of state neutrality point out that people can have mistaken views, even while being appropriately reasonable.

Many philosophers have been especially interested in the possibility that grammar masks the underlying structure of thought, perhaps in ways that invite mistaken views about how ordinary language is related to cognition and the world we talk about.

One type of false opinion is theoretical (and external to moral reasoning) and comes from mistaken views about moral psychology that clutter the soul up with non-rational parts.

They're protected by absolute immunity, which -- just as it sounds -- makes it nearly impossible to sue them for damages, even when they're flat wrong on the laws they're paid to know, and even when police officers then rely on a judge or prosecutor's mistaken views on the law in the course of egregiously violating someone's rights.

But it is a mistaken view.

This would be a mistaken view.

Still, the appeals court's mistaken view has to be taken seriously.

Mr Winter said the mistaken view that the British base was an insurgents' compound was shared with key personnel.

"The decision implies an extremely narrow, shortsighted and, I would say, mistaken view of what society's needs are".