Sentences with phrase «same myths»

Just this morning, one of Norway's major newpapers, Finansavisen, ran an editorial perpetuating the very same myths.

This is very similar to a point that Charlie Evans made on CNBC today, and it's great to see multiple Fed heads simultaneously attacking the same myths.

HS, why can't YOU admit that you're gullible and have fallen for the same myths that have plagued humans since the species evolved?

I see these same myths regarding the poor and the unemployed perpetuated in the U.S. by non-Christians

This is related to the same myth that prescribes only certain parenting techniques — namely breastfeeding, babywearing, bedsharing, and others — to parenting with secure attachment in mind.

And the same myth is being espoused by policymakers that these kinds of schools are better in terms of attainment for equivalent children.

The SNP just keep spewing forth the same myths and bedtime stories.

And the same myths and realities apply.

Many of the myths blur together, until eventually it seems like the authors are debunking the same myth over and over.

The same myth was once applied to German Shepherds, Chow Chows and Rottweilers.

The myth that the Pit Bull brain swells and continues to grow originates around the same myth that surrounded Dobermans in the 1960's.

(The same myth about how dogs age has had staying power over the years.)

It is so frustrating for me in practice to see the same myths perpetuated about «hairballs» and to see this disease used so often as a primary diagnosis.

These sites kept repeating the same myths, appearing as if they've all copy - and - pasted each other's content.

These words and gestures are borrowed, as we have been repeating the same myths for centuries.

It's all part of the same myth, apparently — «it's supposed to be Huck Finn's cabin,» Coles explained.

This time, Christy repeated many of the same myths and misleading arguments from last year's testimony, and threw in a reference to an incomplete, flawed, unpublished paper for good measure.

The same myth goes around for Android phones.