Sentence examples for notion was wrong from inspiring English sources

Years later I studied his work demonstrating that stock prices are efficiently priced and concluded that his notion was wrong.Sometimes markets are efficient, sometimes they are not, and it is not possible to know which is which.

The notion was wrong; nevertheless, Lavoisier's and his followers' insistence that chemistry be brought to bear on biology, forced physiologists of the age to do chemistry, if only to refute him.

How many times do we have to show that this notion is wrong both in theory and empirically?

But there is also trendiness -- an existing notion that all autism research is worthwhile, and that notion is wrong.

Both of these notions are wrong.

"I think we need to respect people's philosophical notions unless those notions are wrong," he said.

But these notions are wrong, and doctors who encourage them — or who underuse laxatives when treating toilet troubles — do children a disservice.

But the notion that something was wrong with the new ones had become impossible to ignore.

But Republicans in some states liked the ideas that fit their notion of what was wrong — potential for fraud.

Chalk flew where the ball hit the line, and replays reinforced the notion that Johnson was wrong.

In addressing his team's average of 63 points over the last two games, Van Gundy brushed aside the notion that something was wrong with his offense and instead spoke of selfish players undermining the team.