Sentence examples for broader misconception from inspiring English sources

In any case, there is a broader misconception inherent in the claim that an incomplete recounting of a particular evolutionary outcome challenges the validity of evolution generally.

The timing and prevalence of these rumors have been linked to broader misconceptions of astronomy, particularly to doomsday predictions relating to the Mayan calendar.

This formula is the basis for the broad misconception that theatres pay upwards of 90% of the gross to the studios.

But in an interview, Sweden's Ambassador to the Arctic Gustaf Lind said there were broad misconceptions about the region.

Here, we have attempted to correct several broad misconceptions about the quantitative relationships between harvest intensity, mortality and population growth rates of wolves.

Nor did we investigate change in a broad range of misconceptions; recent studies by Nehm et al., for example, have identified "force-talk" as a compelling intuitive explanation (Nehm et al. 2010b).

Our framework includes the five broad categories of misconceptions identified during our qualitative analysis.

We have used a broad definition of misconceptions that encompasses all students' inaccurate ideas, because considerably more research will be necessary to identify which inaccurate ideas are intuitive, common across diverse populations, and deeply held.

This continues to propagate the misconception within the broader culture that the only kind of sin Christians are interested in are those that have to do with body parts below the belt line.

Our concerns extend beyond the word misconception to a broader debate on constructivism.

Yet a broader debate could help clear some of the misconceptions and hypocrisy that surround the nuclear issue, and not just in Britain.Those who campaigned against nuclear weapons during the cold war are unlikely to change their tune.