Sentence examples similar to promote misunderstanding from inspiring English sources

They distance family and friends and promote misunderstandings.

Keep in mind, too, that creationists will continue to promote misunderstandings about evolution, regardless of what is taught in the public schools (and they begin young: in the on-line store of the young-earth creationist ministry Answers in Genesis, there is a category of books for children 2 to 4 years old!).

President Putin asserts that this was not the intention, but it is undoubtedly the effect that this law has had by promoting misunderstanding and ignorance.

"President Putin asserts that [these results were] not the intention [of this law], but it is undoubtedly the effect that this law has had by promoting misunderstanding and ignorance," he wrote.

There is also another important factor which promotes misunderstanding.

Do some comics risk promoting misunderstanding and perpetuating stereotypes in comedy?

The bureaucracy has also promoted misunderstanding about Japan's national debt, the better to spread alarm in the Western media.

What irritates me the most about the Beals and Garelick article is the way it promotes misunderstanding of how math and science works, and perpetuates stereotypes that are, frankly, insulting to scientists and mathematicians.

Stereotypes like those promoted by Professor Gutting, however, promote the misunderstanding and misuse of valuable social scientific findings.

Researchers have an ethical responsibility not to promote popular misunderstandings and a professional responsibility not to oversell their research results.

• To the Editor: Nicholas D. Kristof promotes the misunderstanding that our dysfunctional health care delivery system equates to wretched health care and underestimates the devastation that obesity has had on our country's health.