Sentence examples for a Man of misconceptions from inspiring English sources

A Man of Misconceptions, by John Glassie (Riverhead).

And he definitely would have resented the title: "A Man of Misconceptions".

A MAN OF MISCONCEPTIONS: The Life of an Eccentric in an Age of Change, by John Glassie.

In "A Man of Misconceptions," the first general-interest biography of Kircher, Mr. Glassie draws on three decades of renewed scholarly interest in his work to deliver a stirring if sometimes backhanded defense.

Every time the viewer looks upon Levine's work and mistakes it to be the authentic work of Evans, Rodchenko or Duchamp, Levine is virtually esteemed as, if not conceptually made, a man by virtue of misconception.

Sheldon: There are a lot of misconceptions.

But the debate involves a number of misconceptions.

There are a lot of misconceptions about MMA.

Also, there are a lot of misconceptions about it.

Occupational therapy is a young, growing profession, and there are a lot of misconceptions about it.

"There are a lot of misconceptions and misperceptions about Latinos on Long Island," Mr. Diaz said.