Examples of using Misguided notion in English and their translations into Serbian
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Ohh. What a sweet, misguided notion.
Washington must give up the misguided notion that our relationship can be asymmetrical and come to terms with the fact that Turkey has alternatives,” wrote the Turkish strongman in the New York Times on Saturday.
It was always a misguided notion.
Erdogan said,"Washington must give up the misguided notion that our relationship can be asymmetrical and come to terms with the fact that Turkey has alternatives.”.
There is nothing going on at that church buta depressed priest with misguided notions and now he's dead.
He lives under this misguided notion that silence is strength.
Particularly around the 17th century on it became in vogue by secular scientists to rail against the ignorance and misguided notions of various religious groups, with Catholics tending to be public enemy number one.
Before it is too late,Washington must give up the misguided notion that our relationship can be asymmetrical and come to terms with the fact that Turkey has alternatives,” Erdogan wrote in an opinion piece for The New York Times on Aug. 10.
You were following some misguided notion about friendship.
Before it is too late,Washington must give up the misguided notion that our relationship can be asymmetrical and come to terms with the fact that Turkey has alternatives,” Erdogan wrote in an Aug. 10 op-ed published in the New York Times.
Have you come here out of some misguided notion of helping Israel?
Before it is too late,Washington must give up the misguided notion that our relationship can be asymmetrical and come to terms with the fact that Turkey has alternatives,” Erdogan wrote.
Yes, I was a donor. AndTom stalked me with the misguided notion that I'd be a father to him.
Before it is too late,Washington must give up the misguided notion that our relationship can be asymmetrical and come to terms with the fact that Turkey has alternatives.”.
Erdogan's op-ed in New York Times made the point succinctly as he wrote,“Before it is too late,Washington must give up the misguided notion that our relationship can be asymmetrical and come to terms with the fact that Turkey has alternatives.”.
Before it is too late,Washington must give up the misguided notion that our relationship can be asymmetrical and come to terms with the fact that Turkey has alternatives,” Erdogan wrote in an opinion piece for The New York Times on Aug. 10.
Erdogan's New York Times article concludes that,“Before it is too late,Washington must give up the misguided notion that our relationship can be asymmetrical and come to terms with the fact that Turkey has alternatives.
It forces us to check any misguided notions that we are the center of the universe.
He then delivered a clear threat,urging Washington to“give up the misguided notion that our relationship can be asymmetrical and come to terms with the fact that Turkey has alternatives.”.
Erdogan demanded thatWashington- it's Nato ally, should“give up the misguided notion that our relationship can be asymmetrical and come to terms with the fact that Turkey has alternatives.”.
The idea seems to have first popped up in the 17th century and appears to have been, at least in part,put forth by secular scientists railing against the ignorance and misguided notions of religious groups(specifically Catholics), who they claimed in Medieval times believed the world was flat- ironically, despite the lack of much evidence supporting that claim, and the numerous documented instances of religious scholars from that era stating the Earth is round.