Sentence examples for all misconception from inspiring English sources

The oddball reputation is all misconception, Noonan and Jason Leigh tell me.

That, Beard quickly discovered, was the mother of all misconceptions.

Intuitive realization of the former truth leads to the disappearance of passions and desires, realization of the latter removes all misconceptions about the nature of things in general.

Is that a problem?" Mr. Daley replied: "There's a problem because those are all misconceptions that have been developed by either the opposition or by media who aren't really following this day to day".

As with all misconceptions, this one will not be laid to rest without making students grapple with the conflict between their misconceptions and the scientific data.

Eleven students had completely improved their answers by correcting all misconceptions and ten students partially improved their answers by correcting misconceptions.

The study did not examine how a teacher should address any particular misconception, or whether all misconceptions should be treated equally by teachers.

Forget all misconceptions.

My answer is that it's all a misconception, and it would be a very bad thing if policy makers take it seriously.

After all, a misconception corrected is a concept better understood.

Of all the misconceptions associated with privatisation, that has proved the most glaring.