Sentence examples for a global misconception from inspiring English sources

His defeat at the polls would have been seen as further evidence of a global misconception about Austria.

The economic crash, he suggested long before it happened, was an inevitable consequence of an economics based on debt rather than equity, and a global misconception of risk.

There is a global misconception that Muslims in the Middle East harbour strong disdain towards the West, while Westerners see Muslims as lacking tolerance towards other cultures.

In an enlightening new interview with the Australian website Music Feeds, Tyson Koh the Campaign Manager of Keep Sydney Open, an organization that's fighting to "support safe nights in a global city"—talks about common misconceptions surrounding the legislation, and what some other possible solutions for violence related to nightlife could be.

Misconception: There was a global warming "pause," so climate change is bunk.

Giving people access to a global store of information counters both poverty and misconceptions.

Just as the tour brought the charms of Yorkshire to a global stage, Green said he hoped 2017 would correct the "many misconceptions" about Hull.

There's a misconception about global health.

It's a common misconception that migration of work in-house or to global servin-house orrs-- is solely a costolabor arbitraglobaly.

That's a misconception and a stereotype.

This is a popular misconception.