Sentence examples for classic misconception from inspiring English sources

The classic misconception of the novel is that it is defined by being a long story.

The idea of gifted students being only from middle class or wealthy backgrounds is a classic misconception.

At the opening of the 19th century, the major features of Europe, Asia, and North and South America were known; in Africa some classic misconceptions still persisted; inland Australia was still almost blank; and Antarctica was not on the map at all.

Who's to blame for these classic misconceptions?

I've been accused of taking myself too seriously, but I really don't care – their misconceptions are classic first-world problems.

Medical ethicists -- along with the Quinns' lawyer, Alan Milstein -- say the Quinns' situation is a classic example of the "therapeutic misconception".

Our development of test items that incorporate findings from the literature on student misconceptions produces a picture of student learning that departs from the classic "blank slate" version of learning science.

THE misconception lingers.

That was a misconception.

It's a misconception".

We create this misconception.