Sentence examples for a bigger misconception from inspiring English sources

A bigger misconception still is that you have to wait until a leader comes along and then follow him.

That's something that I think is a big misconception.

"I think there's a big misconception about me.

"It's a big misconception that the Muslim Brotherhood marginalizes women," Sondos said.

"There's a big misconception about women in business having babies," says Burnford.

"I think it is a big misconception that students who are practical learners are not academically able," she said.

But Dr. Wolever said, "it's a big misconception to say maltitol does not raise blood sugar".

"When a new mother can't nurse, she wants the best formula money can buy -- and that's a big misconception.

"When a new mother can't nurse, for example, she wants the best formula money can buy — and that's a big misconception.

"It's a big misconception, blown out of proportion by certain kinds of politicians who want to make a mark for themselves," he said.

"There's a big misconception as to whether or not films crews are brought in from L.A.," Hugo says in the spot.