Sentences with phrase «believe myths»

[107] See Waits, supra note 31, at 1033 - 34 (explaining that family lawyers of both sexes often believe the myths that battered women enjoy being beaten or that they could leave the relationship if they wanted).

The truth is many people believe these myths, which can negatively impact their personal branding.

Don't believe the myths — the odds are against you that a loss will happen to you sooner or later.

So whether you are a senior citizen or you are the head of a young family, don't believe the myths because they are purely misconceptions that have been created by individuals who have never had Troy renters insurance to protect the contents of their home.

With so much of information and discussions revolving around auto insurance, people tend to believe myths and false information.

I'm definitely going to share this one, too many artists really BELIEVE these myths!

all you idiots are the same you all treat dogsbite.org like gospel and believe their myths.

We live in an era where information about cats and cat behavior is readily available, yet many people still believe myths and fallacies about them.

The pet food industry has been touting the false dangers of bones for decades and many people still believe myths about the danger of feeding raw bones.

Again, it doesn't say ALL self - publishers believe these myths, nor that ALL self - publishers don't know what they are doing.

The less you're willing to believe the myths of writing and authorship, the more likely you are to have a fruitful and truthful author career.

Now I know you may have heard that leggings are not pants and you can't wear leggings as pants, especially if you are over 30, but don't believe the myths.

Whether you have just recently learned that you have diabetes, or you've had it for quite some time now, do not believe the myths that claim that you can't breastfeed your baby.

Even though I don't believe the myths about the high amount of protein required in the modern day diet, I do definitely feel less sore after a hard work out if I incorporate more protein into my diet.

Many of the worlds poor have no other choice but to believe these myths.

Those of us who don't give regularly have our own rationale for doing so, but many Americans believe some myths about generosity that are getting in the way of not just our own personal growth and development as generous people, but also are widely blocking money to a lot of causes that could really use some.

I just don't believe in that we have to literally believe the myths or God will punish us for eternity after we die.

it is delusional to believe myths when confronted with evidence to the contrary.

Speaking as an atheist, I don't need a billboard to promote who I am, to buck up other atheists (it's not a pro sport team), or to stick it to the folks who want to believe myths to be real.

If you don't believe these myths to be true, you have a duty as a christian to speak out against people who do.

If people truly believe these myths, it's not because their Christians, but because their uneducated.

It's likely they believed the myth that they'd need less income in retirement because their children would be grown and the mortgage might be paid off.

Don't believe the myth that non-prospects will introduce you to your ideal prospects.

But don't believe the myth that incubators are all about «cheap rent,» and avoid business incubators in otherwise vacant buildings.

Take a look at some of the most commonly believed myths.

So tell us — when did you CHOOSE to believe the myth?

There are those who believe the myth of America as a «christian nation», whose citizens ALL do have a Ticket to Heaven.

It is sad that there are so many people that believe the myth of «if this person is speaking from a pulpit, then they are speaking truth» and don't bother to do any fact checking.

It burns my butt to be called ignorant by someone who believes that myths are true when they don't even know the origins of those myths.

Yes, you have to be «simple» to have faith in the unseen and believe myth.

In case you haven't notice, Christians, and other believers are frequently not content with just believing their myths and fairytales.

That requires reflection, empathy, discipline etc. not believing a myth is true.

What helped the spread of Christianity are the facts that, 1) ancient people believed myths to be true and 2) violence & brutality come in handy when enforcing law... or so they thought.

You would be okay with them believing a myth?

Grace, just another your loving god is going to roast everyone's butt that does not believe the myth, comment.

If an athiest church, oh sorry, athiest «hall» had signs on it saying «do nt believe the myth» i wouldnt care.

At the time, they had no clue about space, astronomy, or anything sceintific, yet people persist in believing the myths.

Because the «myth» - or more accurately, the group of people who believe the myth - is actively harming real people.

Of courses, there's no contemporary accounts of the life of Jesus, just stuff written well after his death, and there's certainly no evidence that he was raised from the dead, but if believing a myth makes you happy, then good for you.

Why would they say «you know its a myth» when the very people they are talking to do not believe its a myth?

I guess someone who is so intellectually underdeveloped that he still believes the myth of Christianity would also have a hard time distinguishing a gun from a hamburger.

Believing a myth can still change a mindset.

You confess that you wish you could honestly believe in God, but you say, «I don't want to be credulous and believe a myth just because it is pleasant.»

People have been trying to scare other people into believing myths since man invented the campfire story...

BTW, non-QBs were the overwhelming targets in these 12 trade - ups (5 times more likely to draft a non-QB)-- so don't believe the myth that a team is only going to trade up into the # 6 - 10 range this year to draft a QB.

But many believe the myth that a green runny nose means a sinus infection, which can lead to your child taking antibiotics unnecessarily.

We feel this will help a lot of women, especially the ones who run their breastfeeding experience believing those myths.

What that means is that a lot of moms are still nursing their first child when they get pregnant with the second (especially if they believed the myth that you can't get pregnant while nursing, which is only true under certain circumstances for a limited time period).

I believed the myth that every woman could breast feed and knew it would be hard.

Many women believe the myth that breastfeeding causes breasts to sag.