Examples of using False notion in English and their translations into Slovak
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Many people have a completely false notion of God.
Ego is a false notion of something that is not there at all.
In fact, most fears of novice executives are caused by a false notion of leadership.
One has to get out of this false notion that human society is the proprietor of this world.
We have grown accustomed tobeing lied to, and many people seem comfortable with the false notion that the Bible, too, contains errors.
Every false notion of peace will fill your minds but, soon afterwards, you will feel a terrible wretchedness.
And I turned to the nature of the mind, but the false notion which I had of spiritual things, let me not see the truth.
It is a false notion as walking or working out after a meal affects the flow of digestive juices thereby hindering the breakdown of food.
Many people believe that children who are exposed to more than one language show delay in language development andthis is a false notion.
This obstacle can lead to false notions about God, doubt as to God's existence, and faith in fear.
This book is written partly in answer to requests that I would tell how I passed from Atheism to Christianity andpartly to connect one or two false notions that seem to have got about.
Many people have a false notion that an air conditioning system is an alternative to fan as it offers you comfort during the time of blazing heat.
We have grown accustomed to being lied to,and many people seem comfortable with the false notion that the Bible is not true and even contains errors.
When one is freed from such a false notion, he becomes free from all the false associations caused by familial, social and national affections.
Loss of the“sacred respect of human life,” said thecardinal, coupled with advances in the science of genetics, has led man to the false notion that he is now the master of life who can“manipulate” it as he pleases.
Today, we must be attentive to a false notion of conscience which would actually use the conscience to justify sinful acts, the betrayal of our call to holiness,” he said.
But even for the man in this world, even for the rich it is necessary to fight against greed, against the desire to possess,to appear, against the false notion of freedom as the right to dispose of everything according to one's own will.
Our partners fell into a state of euphoria caused by false notions that the Western world had forever secured itself a place in the global political and economic“Olympus.”.
But the false notion of tolerance has obscured this fact from the eyesof many who are as intolerant about the smallest details of life as they are tolerant about theirrelations to God.
A couple of years later, scientists even published a book dispelling false notions about water, but the popular myth didn't go away- people continued to worry.
It is the false notion that“an infinite quantity of energy and resources are available, that it is possible to renew them quickly, and that the negative effects of the exploitation of the natural order can be easily absorbed”.86.
It seems to me that the question of clerical celibacy among theclergy of the Amazon Region is mixed up with a false notion of evangelization, which would end up accepting indigenous practices which, in fact, need the purification and elevation which the grace of Christ always brings to a place through a true evangelization.”.
The purely hypothetical and historically false notion of international class-solidarity was duly rejected by Fascists and has, generally, been rejected by the Right in all of its various manifestations throughout the world.
Those whose acquaintance with scientific research is derived chiefly from itspractical results easily develop a completely false notion of the mentality of men who, surrounded by a skeptical world, have shown the way to kindred spirits scattered wide through the world and the centuries.
It by means of the conflict between these two false notions of separation and contact that there is manifested the sense of touching, which perceives the notion of contact, which provides the basis of the perception of touching.
The supposedly“kinder and gentler” notions of pluralism, religious indifferentism,a democracy which believes all authority comes from the people, false notions of liberty, interfaith gatherings, separation of Church and State and other novelties were gripping the minds of post-enlightenment Europe infecting Statesmen and Churchmen alike.
It is because of this restraint placed upon it by the two opposing but false notions of brightness and darkness that the perception of sight, which perceives the phenomenal object, is spoken of as having the nature of perceiving sights.