Sentence examples for be a misconception for from inspiring English sources

"If they sit inside, that would be a misconception for the people who are giving money — that those people are eating," said Shaib Ansari, the 23-year-old proprietor of the Mahim Darbar restaurant, which was opened by his uncle more than four decades ago.

Matthew Morrison: It's never really been a misconception for me.

I think that was a misconception for many Trump supporters.

There was a misconception for a time by a few people that this whole movie would be Sandra Bullock floating through space contemplating her own demise.

Ferguson also says there is a misconception the Chinese desire for "food security", or self-sufficiency in food production, is what is driving the purchase of Australian farmland.

"That show jumping is an expensive sport is not a misconception for a layman to have," said Mary B. Schwab, whose string of thoroughbreds and crossbreds are managed and ridden by Mr. Fargis, the Olympic medalist.

Although politicians often cite laïcité as a reason for prohibiting Muslim and other religious attire, in fact that is a misconception, said Nicolas Cadène, the spokesman for the government's Observatory on Laïcité.

Looking at Sunday afternoon's race, it is a misconception that it is easier for Nico because he has to win and Lewis can go for second.

I think there's a misconception that Medicaid is only for deadbeats.

While use of informative priors elicited for treatment effect parameters may be inappropriate, it is a misconception that informative priors are necessarily inappropriate for other parameters.

There's a misconception that comics studies is just for the boys.