Sentence examples for a very common misconception from inspiring English sources

There is a very common misconception that all people with Down's syndrome are the same.

"There is a very common misconception that in a large proportion of farm attacks nothing is stolen," the report stated.

"It's a very common misconception that Medicaid covers all poor people, but that's far from the truth," Mr. Allison said.

"There is a very common misconception, one that is shared by physicians as well as by the public, that exercise requires a set amount of time and a formal program," said Dr. Simon, who has two grown daughters.

"There's a very common misconception in the lay public, and even way too common among physicians, that this is a nice, easy way to get rid of a pregnancy," said Dr. William Ramos, who runs an abortion clinic in Las Vegas.

"It's a very common misconception to think that the PRI's return to power means the return of something that is already in history," Luis Videgaray, who led the president's transition team and is now finance minister, said in a recent interview.

White spots on your nails are not a sign of kidney and liver disease, although this is very common misconception.

This very common misconception leads even reasonable individuals to develop antagonistic feelings towards people who have been labeled and bucketed in the name of diversity.

It's another very common misconception that tattoo artists will use and recommend that new tattoos be treated with Vaseline.

We also started with an aging myths quiz (http://faculty.webster.edu/woolflm/myth.html), because there are some very common misconceptions.

"The guy wasn't an idiot," says Egerton. "That's been a really common misconception.