Sentence examples for clear misconceptions from inspiring English sources

But there is nothing coming in the other direction, with the result that India has very clear misconceptions about Pakistan".

While this was a great opportunity to clear misconceptions about Hinduism and Sikhism, and help to fight anti-Hindu and anti-Sikh bullying, the trainings have an even greater significance: cooperation between Hindu-Americans and Sikh-Americans on these kinds of issues.

"The CAB was very useful to help dispel rumours and clear misconceptions as they are known by the community and the community trusts them".

While today's media tends to have one "expert" present each "side" of an argument, Oliver pointed out that, in the case of climate change, where 99/100 scientists agree that it is real and caused by humans, this one vs. one presentation creates a clear misconception for the viewer: a false equivalence.

The exhibition also seeks to clear up misconceptions about the Vikings.

Some new white arrivals are just glad to clear up misconceptions.

When she is asked why she is doing the show, she blathers about wanting to "clear up misconceptions".

McCaffrey, who has the close-cropped white hair and intense stare of Steve McQueen in his later years, is eager to clear up misconceptions about his homeland.

She said it was the program's duty to clear up misconceptions and that no matter how it was handled, some would be troubled.

In the interim, Mitrione's words were rebutted by doctors, who wished to raise awareness and clear up misconceptions about transsexuals.

After announcing the plan, Mr. Corzine will hold town hall forums across the state that are intended to educate the public about the financial restructuring proposal and to clear up misconceptions, the governor's office said on Monday.