Sentence examples for a frequent misconception that from inspiring English sources

Finally, of (11) is a new finding and clarifies a frequent misconception that ICI due to mobility and imperfect synchronization is two separate additive terms.

Marketing irradiated sprouts to health-conscious consumers may prove challenging, given the frequent misconception that irradiated sprouts are themselves radioactive.

As Shihab et al. point out [130], a "frequent misconception is that empirical research within one company or one project is not good enough, provides little value for the academic community, and does not contribute to scientific development".

Who else thought gay people were bad and did nothing but have sex all the time (a frequent misconception)?

A: I think it's just a misconception that comes with being a dual-threat quarterback.

The comment reflects a serious misconception that has hampered United States-China policy for years.

The most frequent misconception is that the main role of social workers is to take children away from their families.

There is a common misconception that universities like long words.

It's a common misconception that fire is dangerous.

It's a common misconception that fat saddle = comfy ride.

It's a common misconception that a diagnosis of schizophrenia for example, is a life sentence.