Sentence examples for wrong beliefs from inspiring English sources

"I think the worst thing in life is to have wrong beliefs.

"Whoever they are, they are deluded by wrong beliefs and causing harm not only to Pakistan but to Islam".

Schools can decide levels of pay and promotion on the basis of the beliefs of teachers, meaning that there can be a de facto ban on senior posts for those of the "wrong" beliefs.

Somebody has to help free the Muslim people from these wrong beliefs". Perhaps her most provocative words on Al Jazeera were those comparing how the Jews and Muslims have reacted to adversity.

"The worst thing in life is to have wrong beliefs.

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

That's proved to be a wrong belief everywhere.

"That baby died because of many factors: poverty, a wrong belief system, an alcoholic husband and corruption, because the bridge had not been constructed [by the government].

"I think it is a fundamental wrong belief that we can steer towards a better future by stopping using fossil fuels.

The mahatma is a distinctive case, but swap in "my Hindu/Jewish/Buddhist neighbor" for Gandhi, and you can see why many religious Americans find the idea of eternal punishment for wrong belief increasingly unpalatable.

Second, there is the perhaps well-intentioned but deeply wrong belief that governmental planning and regulation can significantly improve on our free enterprise system as a way of providing for our material needs.