Sentence examples for Correct the misconception from inspiring English sources

"I wanted to correct the misconception that camping is still about leaking tents," Mr. Knight said.

The show also seeks to correct the misconception that Renaissance portraits were the exclusive invention and preoccupation of artists in the south of Europe, especially Italy.

By exploring later editions of The Sciences of the Artificial, the hope is to correct the misconception that Simon's substantive theory of design had very little to contribute to research studies in designerly ways of knowing.

Some high-end manufacturers, trying to move away from what Mims describes as the "infomercial kitsch" of the egg-shaped devices, are starting to call the machines "air fryer ovens" and "air fryer toasters". This, he hopes, will help correct the misconception, and also help the cast-iron snobs and anti-carb health nuts get over their reservations.

The book aims to correct the misconception that there was no thriving middle class in nineteenth-century Dublin.

"You have to correct the misconception that people will earn $600,000 to $1 million more [over a lifetime] with a college degree".

Yet I was so intoxicated by being able to correct the misconceptions that I ploughed right ahead without reading any of the Wikipedia editing guidelines.

Thus, the selected organizations would need to communicate the range of views to policymakers and scientists, and correct the misconceptions that these groups frequently have about people's perspectives on the development of a technology — that they will inevitably reject it or never understand it.

He also corrects the misconception that Hollywood is a beehive of liberalism and parses the divide between idealistic, telegenic charisma and the grit of partisan maneuvering.

In this new reading of Montesquieu's masterwork, Sullivan corrects the misconception that it offers simple, objective observations, showing it instead to be a powerful critique of European politics that would become remarkably and regrettably prescient after Montesquieu's death when despotism wound its way through Europe.

This wasn't the first time that the Yousaf sisters publically corrected the misconception that they don't do anything save for strutting around the stage looking sexy.