Sentences with phrase «mistaken view»

After all, the critics pointed out, communities of scientists had often held mistaken views, and then changed their collective minds.

Given that thematic base, it shouldn't be surprising that even specific story points are duplicated: In both films, the heroes connect with old girlfriends, only to realize that for decades they've been carrying mistaken views of those relationships.

Not only did the Jesuits and Ursulines doubt the «full humanity» of indigenous people, but they were taken aback by their «horrifyingly mistaken views about many things — notable among these, the nature, education and discipline of children.»

Don't mistake my views for complacency: rising rates from higher levels when inflation is greater is a huge problem for stocks.

This is a profoundly mistaken view.

While the non-monocultural advantages are definitely real, this criticism of Dyson also pre-supposes two mistaken views of ecology — as well as one controversial ethical proposition.

But nobody would mistake her views for those of Sanders or Warren - who seems to relish her role as the scourge of Wall Street.

As Studenski and Kroos summarize in their Financial History of the United States (p. 148): «Some writers have ascribed the price inflation almost entirely to the issuance of greenbacks, but this is a mistaken view.

As a reader trying to be charitable, I face an unattractive choice: accept that His Eminence does hold the mistaken view that mercy is essential to God; or assume that when he emphatically made the multiple important statements at key points in his book that mercy is essential to God, he didn't mean them.

Apparently Jerome, much to our dismay, mistranslated this passage, adding «in whom» before «all sinned»; Augustine taught — and the church has largely upheld — a mistaken view of this text ever since.

Thirty - one percent expressed the mistaken view that attitudes overseas were evenly balanced on the issue, while another 31 percent believed that a majority of people in the rest of the world favored U.S. action.

The whole model and technology rest on a mistaken view of where things are, which has led by strict deduction to an equally mistaken view of what is «really» going on.

[13] Apparently, many physicians in the United States share this mistaken view.

Yet both of these are mistaken views, for no Christian is sinless and no real Christian fails to find some moral victory over sin.

did not seem very atheist - like at all, but that maybe that was just my mistaken view of atheism.

I think many Protestants can now confess that was a mistaken view.

Finally, the writer [apparently] operates on the mistaken view that if we can only get at least 51 percent of the voting populace to be swayed sufficiently by our coalesced, power structure, emotional appeals, and biblical truth (used only where it will work), then we can pass laws outlawing abortion.

Whitehead's criticism of the existing scientific view is not that it is pragmatic, or empirical, or based on sense - data, but that it is based on a kind of theory about the nature of the world that has imparted a mistaken view of time and space and how the mind works.

On the basis of this mistake he views Jewishness as ethically normative for Christianity, and consequently charges Israel with repudiating its theological inheritance because of its moral failure.

To claim coconut oil bad is a mistaken view of the scientific literature.

A nation has been defined as «a group of people united by a mistaken view about the past and a hatred of their neighbours».

A mistaken view.

Reached for a response, Mr. Carrión argued his successor had a mistaken view of how he rose in Bronx politics.

To claim coconut oil bad is a mistaken view of the scientific literature.

But with the rise of e-books, many traditional publishers have made the mistake of pricing those at or not much under print prices, perhaps on the mistaken view that those who buy e-books tend to be well - heeled.

Because many big publishers are basing their digital strategies on the mistaken view that digital is just another format and the best way to deal with it is by tightly integrating the print and digital sides of their businesses.

Markets are discounting mechanisms, and react to expected future changes, not the mistaken view of Bernanke that stocks of debt still affect the markets.

In my opinion, this is due to the flood of liquidity seeking high stable returns, which is in turn driven partially by the need to fund the retirements of the baby boomers, and by modern portfolio theory with its mistaken view of risk as variability, rather than probability of loss, and the likely severity thereof.

Because if he proceeded along the lines that: «changes were made to my script are not what I want,» and he's working under the mistaken view that changes during translation are a move away from similarity, then [he's going to reign in subsequent localisers].

Of course all the folks out there who have been pushing the mistaken view that we have all the clean technologies we need, will hail this as the right direction.

Our mistake there was in the mistaken view that fidelity the facts would win the day, when Mr. Dr. Professor Pielke The Younger, among others, demonstrate clearly that this is not how to gain traction.

I think this is mistaken view.

Sadly, Abbott has mounted his horse backwards again and mistaken the the view of the past as a vision of the future.

In my belief, this comes from the mistaken view that the scientific community need to agree on a single world view for a theory to have a solid grounding.

Akasofu then trots out the mistaken view that the «hockey stick» curve of temperatures over the past 1000 years showing an upward bend at the end has been discredited.

The commonly held interpretation of fiduciary duty must be updated beyond the mistaken view that its scope is limited to a definition of financial responsibility that excludes sustainability.

This supposes two mistaken views of ecology and possibly one ethical proposition.

The mistaken view of the effect of residual mouth alcohol and Constable B.'s failure to consider it might not amount to a section 8 violation if I am prepared to find that there was no evidence of drinking shortly before the approved screening sample was taken and if I were prepared to find that it would be speculative to conclude that the approved screening device reading might not have been accurate.

This would be a mistaken view, in my opinion.

For what it's worth, too, you (or they, if you were referring to the views of others) seem to have a mistaken view of what's involved in whatever you (or they) think «insurance settlements» means.

From this mistaken view, when these non-European courts do not function like their European copies, they are declared failures.

Within my own electronic publishing activities, we created much better searching by putting indices back in, having removed them under the mistaken view that electronic content is self - indexing.