Sentence examples for a misconception of from inspiring English sources

"There might be a misconception of intellect".

"There's probably a misconception of me.

"I think people have a misconception of me, period.

That view of the Tanzimat, however, is based on a misconception of its purpose.

I feel sometimes there's such a misconception of what's going on here".

"Many people have a misconception of how much work goes into a case," she said.

In comparison, item 337.2 is relatively easy, with a difficulty of 0.53 and a misconception strength of 0.33 indicating no strong misconception.

It refers not to a series but to a serial – ie a serialised version – so it's fundamentally wrong, a basic misconception of meaning.

A common misconception of evolutionary biology is that it involves a search for "missing links" in the history of life.

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.

A common misconception of me is.