Sentence examples similar to a familiar wrong notion from inspiring English sources

As mentioned by one referee, there is a wrong notion that big data is the replacement of existing data capabilities.

Newton is not introducing a novel notion of force, but only extending a familiar notion of force.

But what fascinates me is that he hit upon a familiar notion among seekers today: "You will only see it if you believe it".

To address this question, it may help to consider a familiar ambiguity in the notion "because": are we concerned here with causal explanations or justifications?

A familiar example of selecting the wrong plant for a site is to put pachysandra in a full-sun location.

It's a familiar fictional scenario – but arguably the wrong way round.

I once heard a distinguished group playing a familiar piece and one person was playing in the wrong clef, ie the completely wrong notes!

So, I asked the question, "What's wrong with this picture?" Convection is a familiar process: Heat a pot of water on the stovetop.

This notion of conflict driving story is a familiar tenet of Hollywood screenwriting.

Liquid caramels Now a familiar name in the supermarket, Gü never puts a foot wrong.

By mistake the man knocks on the wrong door and is confronted by a fellow with a familiar face.