Sentence examples for a great misconception from inspiring English sources
"There's a great misconception that coming into care [work] is easy". When the company advertised job roles as "care assistant" rather than "care worker", it found that more people were interested, as the misconceptions about care work were left behind.
A great misconception about her, among the many, is that she is from immense wealth, but the reality is that her father, Will Knightley, was a middling actor who did mainly theatre work and challenged her mother to sell another script if she wanted a second baby (Knightley has an older brother, Caleb).
"There's a great misconception that people in solar houses rough it.
"There is a great misconception that Central Americans are coming solely to work and for economic reasons," Alonso said.
"It would be a great misconception of the actual course of human affairs to suppose that competition exercises in fact this unlimited sway".
Glynnis (10 31 56 PM): Huckabee has a nice moment: I think its a great misconception that Hispanic people in this country are somehow soft on immigration.
A source close to Young said: "There is great misconception that people are liable for well-intentioned voluntary acts, like clearing snow in front of their drive.
The reason rests in the second great misconception: that the Earth is isolated.
Kershaw succeeds in clearing away a great many misconceptions, he deploys an impressive amount of evidence about the variety and complexity of public opinion and he brilliantly describes the ghastly fate of many ordinary Germans.
Here are 10 ways, or 10 New Year Resolutions, for the foster care system for this New Year. 1. Awareness and Advocacy There are a great many misconceptions and false beliefs about the foster care system.
