Sentence examples for a familiar misconception from inspiring English sources

This is of course nonsense; Hindus worship "idols" no more than Christians worship the actual cross on their altars, or Muslims the stone at their Kaaba but, sadly, it is a familiar misconception about Hinduism.

Ms. Bridges is a lively memoirist, habituated since childhood to navigating a familiar sea of misconceptions and prejudices with a tart wit and the "double consciousness," to quote W. E. B. Du Bois, worn by so many African-Americans.

This may seem like a familiar story, but the way that "Bitter Lake" tells it, the history comes alive as a series of bleakly comic confusions and misconceptions.

A familiar enough business.

And a familiar taste.

A familiar cycle continues.

Now a familiar face.

Choose a Familiar.

Most of the major elements of Hartshorne's philosophy were already apparent by the time he became familiar with Whitehead's thought, contrary to a popular misconception.

While many of us in the tech world are familiar with Facebook's business model, there is a common misconception among people that Facebook collects information about you and then sells that information to advertisers.

When people mention Cassavetes's work they refer to him mainly as the great improviser, a misconception with which Gena Rowlands is familiar.