Sentences with phrase «heretical ideas»
"heretical ideas" refers to beliefs or thoughts that go against established or traditional beliefs or teachings. They are considered unconventional or rebellious because they challenge commonly accepted ideas or norms. Full definition
At the same time, the risks to the financial system are mounting as the myopic focus on monetary policy — including once heretical ideas like negative rates — pushes yield - starved investors into riskier assets like stocks and real estate, creating fears of destabilizing bubbles that could unleash brand new crises.
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The marketplace can only handle so many heretical ideas at one time.
Investigating heretical ideas reflects the true nature of science: a curiosity and passion to explore and discover.
People might begin to develop heretical ideas, like the (obviously diabolical) notion that the sun may actually influence the climate of Earth to a greater degree than we pesky humans ever could.
A few years ago, I watched as my boss at one such title — an offshoot of a brand famous for ranking the nation's 500 largest corporations — proposed to his boss the heretical idea that we cover more startups.
Ever since I put it up, I get a few nasty messages every week from people who think I am a lying heretic leading poor lost souls to the pit of hell through false teaching and heretical ideas.
Privately, Evers had asked for permission to invite Martin Luther King to join forces, but his NAACP bosses ignored the heretical idea.
Be warned though... you must be ready for foul language, coarse jokes, and heretical ideas.
And besides, they have some heretical ideas.
Satan is the one that fills your head with the heretical ideas you share here.
Later, my heretical idea was given the name «the innateness hypothesis,» and there was a great deal of literature condemning it.
It's a heretical idea, if not an entirely novel one.
The possibility that TNF inhibitors — which include popular drugs such as Humira and Enbrel — pose no additional infection risk is a «very new and heretical idea,» says David T. Felson, MD, a professor of medicine and epidemiology at the Boston University School of Medicine, who cowrote an editorial accompanying the study.
Finally we get to what I've been thinking of as my heretical idea.
Then comes this kid, 24 years old, with a heretical idea: Forget passion.
Other members of a group called the Clean Air Coalition tried to censure EDF for what Krupp calls «the twofold sin of having talked to the Republican White House and having advanced this heretical idea.»