Sentence examples for based on misconceptions from inspiring English sources

In fact, the two beliefs are based on misconceptions.

Some of the reluctance to accept an evolutionary viewpoint is based on misconceptions about how evolutionary models are tested.

Their criticism, while well-intentioned, is wrong and is based on misconceptions about what the president's order does and how it will function.

A generation later, we know this retrenchment was based on misconceptions, above all that the defense was commonly, and successfully, used.

However, the authors indicate that most current migration policies are based on misconceptions and fears about migration's long-term contributions and social dynamics.

"There is no doubt in my mind that Long Island companies have been slow to acknowledge the Hispanic marketplace," Mr. Diaz said, "and much of the time, efforts that have been made were based on misconceptions and stereotypes".

She said: "This story is based on misconception and is misleading.

Dr. Albright said such suspicions were based on two misconceptions, one narrow and one broad.

Dot's snobbery is based on ludicrous misconceptions, one of which is that she is better than [her friend] Ethel because she has a husband.

SoundScan showed that the traditional charts had been based on many misconceptions.

The president's claims seem to be based on several misconceptions about immigration courts, U.S. law and the process of applying for asylum.