Sentence examples for a misconception with from inspiring English sources

When people mention Cassavetes's work they refer to him mainly as the great improviser, a misconception with which Gena Rowlands is familiar.

Matthew Horwood, a representative from LGBT rights charity Stonewall, sums it up: "There's sometimes a misconception, with same-sex marriage now legalised, that equality has been won for lesbian, gay, bi and trans people.

Matthew Horwood, a representative from LGBT rights charity Stonewall, sums it up: "There's sometimes a misconception, with same-sex marriage now legalized, that equality has been won for lesbian, gay, bi, and trans people.

We think that users/operators who believe that their discussions on public channels on IRC are private (except their IP, realname, fullname, nickname) are under a serious misconception, with-or-without IRSeek.

It's a misconception that with the risk involved, entrepreneurship is for the young.

In a recent interview, the CEO Tony Hsieh discussed a major misconception with the company's new management structure: that it's just chaos with no structure.

"The reasons I called him are because I heard he wanted to talk to some players and because I know there's a big misconception with visiting players about New York just being 42nd Street," O'Neill said.

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

Although 28.9% (n = 22) of participants did reveal such a misconception by agreeing with statement 9, the majority (69.7%, n = 53) were in disagreement.

There may have been a misconception that settings with lower resources (such as RACFs) are incapable of supporting AMS programs.

The books by the neo-atheists like [Richard] Dawkins and [Daniel] Dennett and [Christopher] Hitchens are fantastic, very important – but the public has gone away with a misconception that scientists have thrown away the baby with the bathwater, where the baby is all of the awe and wonder and mystery of what's going on.