Sentences with phrase «greater than myth»

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Nothing could be a greater indictment of the modern Church than this (The Myth of a Christian Religion).

Death is the greatest unknown of all, therefore you christians cling to the most favorable myth of afterlife, rather than accept the logical conclusion that your existence is finite.

Also, it is a myth out there that Malaysian women don't like mean other than their own race or religion but it is not completely true as Malaysian women are really attracted towards Americans and they make up a great pair.

Kris Wall (former Flickering Myth video games editor): I felt that she was stunt casting more than anything, a huge name actress playing the world's most well - known video game character was a great marketing angle, but it didn't really make for a convincing Lara Croft.

But it's a fun book, to be sure, and would make great Halloween reading for those who are bigger fans of conspiracy theories, myths, legends and world history than of horror fiction.

One of the great new myths is that traditionally - published books are cleaner and better proofed than indie - published books.

«One of the great problems we have... is the myth that because our population is older than the rest of the country, that's a terrible thing and we're a terrible draw on resources,» he said in an interview.

Myth vs. Math In their 2004 study, «Ecological Impact of Inside / Outside House Cats Around a Suburban Nature Preserve,» Kays and DeWan observed hunting cats, concluding that their kill rate (13 %) is «3.3 times greater than the rate estimated from prey brought home.»

In Dwellers on the Threshold, DeVincentis draws on myths emerging from her subconscious and upon art and literature from both east and west to create an open - ended humanist narrative, (less a formal or structured narrative than that of the Pre-Raphaelites); one which contains multiple readings, and which questions individual and collective morality in our time of great unease and dislocation.

«I'm not arguing that the incidence of encephalopathy from vaccines is greater than or less than from the disease; the question is merely, does it ever happen with vaccines, and the consensus science says no, never, any relation of brain damage to vaccines is a myth.»

This particular myth is primarily based on ignoring the fact that failing to reduce greenhouse gas emissions will have a tremendous cost, much greater than the cost of action (Figure 3).

Marketing firms that promise top Google search rank sound great, but they're selling a myth that will impact your law firm's business — often faster than you'd think.

If we still subscribe to the importance of the golden thread — that proof beyond reasonable doubt in criminal justice is a core value of freedom and democracy — then of greater importance than myth - busting on victim typology is the continuing, but now statutorily discredited, need for warnings about the dangers of false rape allegations.

Myth — Children are at greater risk of physical abuse in single mother households than in single father households.

One of the great myths of separating and divorcing couples is that it is cheaper to live as a single than as a couple.