Sentence examples for wrong notions from inspiring English sources
Treasury Secretary Paul O'Neill recently gave an interview in which he dismissed claims that the dollar was overvalued, arguing that concerns about our trade deficit are based on "trivial and wrong notions".
Based on the responses, I want to put some wrong notions to rest and recommend actions that we can take to deal with this mess.
Thus, I don't like being treated as a "woman" because frequently I meet people who have the wrong notions of what a woman is, or have these ideas that are just wrong about me.
"I had the wrong notion," Ms. Nevins, "that these were women who would look at Vogue and Seventeen too much and want to get thin".
Re-stating an untruth only helps to perpetuate the wrong notion about worker exploitation.Alan DeverVice-presidentCanada Line Rapid TransitVancouverReligious meetingsSIR – It is true that the annual coming together in India and Pakistan of Tablighi Jamaat, a global network of Muslim preachers, attracts "hundreds of thousands" ("The battle of the books", December 22nd).
As mentioned by one referee, there is a wrong notion that big data is the replacement of existing data capabilities.
If you pitch investors too soon, they may get the wrong notion about your business and decide to pass.
Due to the wrong notion that the groundwater resources of the region are relatively inadequate, its usage has been restricted to domestic purposes.
People have the wrong notion of the city, which is rebounding with a host of new tech startups and University of Michigan talent.
"I don't think that's a wrong notion at all," MacPherson notes".That's a totally true and correct way to think.
The historic declaration made at the Hindu-Jewish Summit at Jerusalem on 18 February, 2008 sets at rest the wrong notion that Hinduism is idolatrous.
