Sentence examples for complete misconception from inspiring English sources

His final speech is predicated on a complete misconception.

"That is a complete misconception of what it is and he's wrong in that regard," Mr Mundine said.

Abbott's chief adviser on Indigenous affairs, Warren Mundine, told Fairfax Media Abbott's comments were "a complete misconception of what it is and he's wrong in that regard".

We're telling them that this [Shakil Afridi story] is a complete misconception, don't deprive your child of a safe and healthy life because of what Shakil Afridi did".

"A lot of people think that dogs from a shelter are there because they're bad dogs, because they've done something wrong, and that is a complete misconception," Cassian Sandeberg, an animal behaviorist, says in the film.

The London-based Society of Trust and Estate Practitioners says the amended directive "seems to be based on a complete misconception of how trusts are used by most families in the UK" (where trusts, a common-law concept, are particularly popular).

This assessment is composed of a series of agree/disagree statements, each of which is associated with either a key concept required for a complete understanding or a misconception that often interferes with understanding of genetic drift.

In this coding scheme, success, which includes answers that are correct, complete, free of cant and misconceptions, would produce an X axis vector of length +2 (Fig. 2).

As a result, students often complete biology courses holding the same misconceptions they had prior to taking the course, even after numerous biology courses (Bishop and Anderson 1990).

It is based on the misconception that taxonomy is a completed and outdated discipline.

Additionally, as there was no difference between the two groups post-course, it would be reasonable to suggest that both groups have a comparable acceptance of evolutionary theory and harbor the same levels of misconceptions after completing the course.