Sentence examples for contrary to a popular misconception from inspiring English sources
And contrary to a popular misconception, the retirement of the baby boomers is readily affordable.
In April, before the animals have a chance to shed, Munkhzorig will corral them and comb out their cashmere (which, contrary to a popular misconception, grows all over their bodies, not just on the underbelly).
Most of the major elements of Hartshorne's philosophy were already apparent by the time he became familiar with Whitehead's thought, contrary to a popular misconception.
Contrary to a popular misconception, being introverted doesn't mean you're a social turkey.
I also like dance music and hanging out with my friends, because contrary to a popular misconception, being introverted doesn't mean you're a social turkey.
However, contrary to the popular misconception, the creative arts of photo manipulation and graphic designing began well before the vast and wonderful software from Adobe ever came into the picture.
Some of the answer has to do with a popular misconception: people with ADHD don't do well in school.
Contrary to popular misconception, there is a sophisticated electoral process in Cuba though it is fair to say that, like Westminster, it is designed to prevent radical change.
Contrary to popular misconception, reiki is not a form of faith healing; it is a totally non-denominational practice that is open to all.
Contrary to popular misconception, obesity is not a new disease that has suddenly appeared as a result of a toxic environment.
