Sentences with phrase «widespread idea»

One last widespread idea about bodybuilding is that it is a lifestyle.

There has been the same widespread idea that in some miraculous way, endlessly elaborated but never actually defined, the fundamental conditions and requirements of progress and prosperity have changed, that old economic principles have been abrogated... that business profits are destined to grow faster and without limit, and that the expansion of credit can have no end.»

It seems to be a very widespread idea that you are tied only to Amazon for books for life, but that's totally not the case.

The scant number of married persons among declared saints reflected or perhaps provoked the widespread idea that «getting married» was the normal alternative to «having a vocation».

In their study, the researchers found no evidence for the widespread idea that evolutionary adaptations to these two aspects of climate change would interfere with each other.

This is because of the widespread idea that misuse or abuse of steroids can cause harmful effects to our body.

I guess the widespread ideas in our society that women of a certain age should no longer wear certain things were whispers in my ear that I could no longer wear short skirts, sleeveless tops, low necklines, etc..

I think that so much of the discussion around tenure in K12 is linked to a widespread idea that the state has a monopoly over public schools and has yielded a bureaucracy that has failed schools, etc..

If it becomes a widespread idea, a market rule, etc., it may constrain behavior for some time, leading to no large crashes, but after a long while with no crashes some will assume that such crashes are not possible, and the rule is out - of - date.

Let's acknowledge the fact that Wall Street is the primary beneficiary of such a widespread idea.

There is a widespread idea that there are actual and robust measurements of polar bear populations, the extent of glaciers, the rate of sea - level rise, and the extent of polar sea ice.