Sentence examples for the wrong belief from inspiring English sources

33 It is, therefore, less likely that being sexually active results in adolescents subsequently having the wrong belief that condoms are 100% effective.

We find that around 40% of respondents (even more among boys) have the wrong belief that condoms are 100% effective or report not knowing their effectiveness.

24 There is also the wrong belief among some professionals that terminal illness invariably causes depression, 25 and there are disagreements about the meaning of the term "depression" within psychiatric classification.

Many car owners have the wrong belief that just because they know the basic and some extras about cars, they won't need to have a mechanic.

how can refraining from intervening in the wrong beliefs or behavior of others be considered desirable.

Mistakes occur here too when the wrong beliefs are associated with such impressions, for example, that because we have a mental image of a dead person it follows that he or she still exists in a ghostly form.

To improve the effective use of reliable contraceptives, more adequate information should be given, targeting the wrong beliefs and false information.

Ācārya Amṛtacandra's and Ācārya Hemacandra's discuss these wrong beliefs at length to alert the Jain laity to them.

In the case of floating-point operations, which are particularly important in scientific computing, the widespread but wrong belief that they are inherently imprecise has contributed by making most computational scientists accept the status quo without discussion.

The speaker takes ¬p as established in the common ground, and she talks about the attitude holder's wrong belief in p at a certain contextually salient time prior to her utterance.

Other wrong beliefs are killing those who are in state of happiness or those who are in meditation under wrong belief that the mental state at the time of death will be perpetuated in future lives.