Sentence examples for commonly held notions from inspiring English sources

Despite commonly held notions on the topic, there is no "correct" response to this kind of Islamophobia, least of all the curative properties of the "positive" Muslim story.

A newly published harvest of scholarly research suggests that many commonly held notions about the monument are only a part of the whole truth.

First, and perhaps most surprisingly, we have found little evidence in support of commonly held notions about what makes some local governments perform better than others.

Here, Howe dispels other commonly held notions about Millennials such as their perceived immaturity.

Here, Howe dispels other commonly held notions about Millennials— and explains why they don't fight back.

These conclusions were then compared with commonly held notions about "proper" or "valid" argumentation.

The Recursive Mind challenges the commonly held notion that language is what makes us uniquely human.

The process plays on the commonly held notion that anything in a photograph is taken as the truth.

Our analysis reframes the commonly held notion that consumers structure plant communities through a competition-defense tradeoff.

"Unfortunately, in this country, auction does have a taste or a scent of distress," Mr. Siegel said, echoing a commonly held notion.

Within China, migrants from Henan are often regarded with distrust, victims of discrimination based on a vague but commonly held notion that they are prone to criminality.