Sentence examples for the false belief from inspiring English sources

That law, still on the books, reinforced the false belief that markets would self-regulate.

"It should not rest on the false belief that Texas has a high rate of sentencing convicted murderers to death".

"Nothing was done due to the false belief that recognising and tackling gender violence would affect tourism," she said.

The first is that it feeds the false belief that such offences are harmless, sexy, even funny.

"I think the reasons are basically cultural; they're rooted in the false belief that men are superior to women and that women are there to satisfy them.

Italians' rigid adherence to cooking traditions, Valdiserra said, is linked to the false belief that they have not changed much over centuries.

He was accused of being a snake-oil salesman, responsible for luring Israelis into the false belief that they had a peace partner.

The circumstances of modern life can give rise to the false belief that a culture full of electronics and multitasking imperatives creates the disorder.

The false belief that a fairy-tale romance had blossomed between her and the handsome Jackson was so widespread that even his longtime girlfriend was jealous.

This led to the false belief that the authorities could (or would) sustain the seemingly benign macro environment under any circumstances.

When patients pursue chemotherapy under the false belief that they still have a chance for a cure, it often delays their transition to the comfort care of hospice.