Sentence examples for a common misunderstanding from inspiring English sources

A common misunderstanding is that elevated eye pressure equals glaucoma.

Many others share a common misunderstanding about Miranda.

That is a common misunderstanding, according to insurance experts.

Clarkson told me: Moore's point represents a common misunderstanding of a very complex subject.

Aronofsky's allegorical explanation also reveals a common misunderstanding of what allegory is.

A common misunderstanding around play and development, Whitebread adds, is that children are best off playing by themselves.

"There's a common misunderstanding that American Ambassadors go and have tea and carry messages that have been formulated in Washington.

Under the regulations, gender reassignment is a separate issue and unrelated to sexual orientation despite a common misunderstanding that the two issues are part of the same picture.

"A common misunderstanding is that Fraunhofer invented MP3," said John M. Desmarais, the lead lawyer in the Microsoft case for Alcatel-Lucent, which is based in Paris.

A college spokeswoman, Georgia Pollak, said she believes there is a common misunderstanding that somehow the college wants to be in Bronxville.

I think you are dissatisfied with the scientific part of the book because Kluger reflects a common misunderstanding about psychology, particularly developmental psychology.