Sentence examples for all misconceptions from inspiring English sources

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".

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

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.

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

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

In media responses to Stoya, "all these misconceptions about porn are what are leading the stories right now," Habib said.

I've heard all the misconceptions and then some.

And yet due to all the misconceptions, the case for secularism is virtually absent from the discourse.

All these misconceptions about gender are the reason the United States is the only developed nation without paid maternity leave.