Sentence examples for common misconception is to from inspiring English sources

A common misconception is to think that, in such conditions, everything floats upward, as in a vision of Rapture.

Mr Mescumi says one common misconception is to think of the smugglers as boat pilots or fishermen.

A common misconception is to equate increasing team performance with the multitasking abilities of team members.

A common evolution misconception is to view the process as deterministic, with organisms aspiring to become more efficient, improved, or complex life forms (Alters and Alters 2001, McComas 2006, NAS 1998).

A common misconception is that to meditate properly, you must stop all thoughts from entering the mind.

A second common misconception is the failure to understand or apply the fact/value distinction (often called "the naturalistic fallacy" in ethics).

A common misconception is that you need to know everything.

"The common misconception is that we are trying to teach our kids to be farmers and rooting, tooting cowboys," said Greg Rystad, an agricultural teacher and F.F.A. faculty adviser from El Paso, Tex., who had stopped by the booth of the biotechnology firm Syngenta to observe a biochemist testing corn leaves for proteins that would repel worms.

"A common misconception is that it's going to feel kind of like a video game," Mr. Brooks said.

Dr. Baime said another common misconception is that mindfulness is about learning to be happy.

"A common misconception is that no one's going to sue their youth league or nonprofit, but that's not the case," said Dan Pullen, who runs an insurance brokerage in Fort Worth that specializes in policies for teams, players and leagues.