Sentence examples for a total misconception of from inspiring English sources
Polk denied charges from Senator Benton that he had misled him on his intention to support the new negotiations option, declaring "if any such pledges were made, it was in a total misconception of what I said or meant".
In his essay on Frost, Brodsky considered what the term "American" means when applied to poetry, and how it related to "a nearly total misconception of what Frost was all about".
"That was obviously a total misconception".
This is a tall order for any small painting, and it rests on a total misconception.
Mr. Yuen is adamant in defending Gemstar's accounting, calling the concerns "a total misconception".
But that's a total misconception.
The problem was that it wasn't even close to true and relied on a number of total misconceptions about email, software and copyright law.
There's this total misconception about what Islington is like".
"There's the misconception that there's a total lack of culture here, or everyone is a redneck.
The number of misconceptions held by students on the pre-instruction survey totaled 4,812, producing a mean misconception rate per student of 8.98 (SD = 2.75), whereas the number of misconceptions held by students following instruction increased to a total of 5,072 with an accompanying student mean increase of 0.48 to 9.46 (SD = 2.59).
