Sentence examples for common misunderstanding of from inspiring English sources
Clarkson told me: Moore's point represents a common misunderstanding of a very complex subject.
Aronofsky's allegorical explanation also reveals a common misunderstanding of what allegory is.
Marjorie Ainsworth, via email JF: It's a common misunderstanding of the big bang that the universe exploded into something, like a firework went off or something like that, and there was a centre that spewed out into something.
He Was Non-Something, Anyway Another recurring confusion arises not from a homonym but from a common misunderstanding of meaning: You swing your cane in an arc on the ground in front of you — from 11 o'clock to 1 o'clock, as taught in an introductory video — and that provides the main warning of what lies ahead.
"I was in a fairly common misunderstanding of what was going on with crime.
This paper clarifies a common misunderstanding of the phase transformation in monocrystalline silicon under nanoindentation, namely that a pop-out represents the onset of a phase transition.
On this week's episode of Out Loud, Gopnik joins Michael Agger, the culture editor of newyorker.com, to discuss Houellebecq's career and the common misunderstandings of his work.
But since 2009 there have been four official perfectos in addition to Armando Galarraga's heartbreaker in 2010, when an umpire incorrectly ruled the final out as a hit, and Jonathan Sánchez's 2009 gem, which was marred only by a fielder's error.This cognitive dissonance arises from two common misunderstandings of the sport.
Some common misunderstandings of the nature of theories (e.g., in the physical sciences) have confused the discussion of theories concerning consciousness.
We are currently working to devise such scenarios for dealing with common misunderstandings of evolution, which will be used in the upcoming term.
In addition, many authors have focused on identifying common misunderstandings of evolutionary biology and devising strategies to correct them (Anderson et al. 2002; Tanner and Allen 2005; Meir et al. 2007; Nehm and Reilly 2007; Robbins and Roy 2007).
