Sentence examples for a misconception in from inspiring English sources

"There's a misconception in mid-America that Mexico is overrunning the borders," says Mr Foster.

"But about six years ago we understood there was a misconception in their religious interpretation".

"There is a misconception in Australia that because the former National Soccer League was poorly run there were no competent football administrators," said Foster.

We also know that we are working from a low base, in part due to a misconception in the public's mind that VSO is an arm of government rather than an independent charity.

As hopelessly antiquated as it may seem, there is still a misconception in modern Britain that fathers matter less than mothers, and that the role of the man is in the workplace rather than the home.

Osborne, who is expected to announce a further increase in the personal allowance (the amount of earning on which no income tax is levied) to at least £10,500, said there had been a "misconception" in this debate and that lifting the basic rate allowance helped all taxpayers, apart from the very rich.

One pair gave an answer that was adequate, although not thorough, while the last pair's response invoked introns, an informative answer, in that it revealed a misconception grounded in a basic understanding of the Central Dogma, concerning the absence of splicing in bacteria.

Like many such stimulus projects, it could be justified if you accept the idea that gross domestic product, not jobs, is central — a misconception rooted in economic theory, or at least in the way that Keynesian economic theory has evolved.

For these comparisons, we defined improvement as a misconception present in the pretest open responses that was absent in the post test.

In conclusion, our surveys document a decline in a key misconception in California women about appropriate antibacterial drug use and support continuation of educational campaigns to address this public health problem.

"There is a misconception that in the good old days everybody could add and subtract, multiply and divide really easily and efficiently," she said.