Sentence examples for contrary to popular misconceptions from inspiring English sources

The Federal Reserve has created more than $2.7tn since 2008, and contrary to popular misconceptions, this has not caused any problems with inflation, which is running at just 1.5% annually.

The 21 scientists also take issue with AAAS's assertion that "contrary to popular misconceptions, GM crops are the most extensively tested crops ever added to our food supply".

In fact, contrary to popular misconceptions of Kierkegaard which represent him as becoming increasingly hostile to poetry, he increasingly referred to himself as a poet in his later years (all but one of over ninety references to himself as a poet in his journals date from after 1847).

Contrary to popular misconceptions, we love our "blackness" too.

Contrary to popular misconception, the majority of workers enter the country legally, through a Korean broker.

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, there is a sophisticated electoral process in Cuba though it is fair to say that, like Westminster, it is designed to prevent radical change.

They talk about how greenways lead to fitter people, cleaner skies, and higher property values, and contrary to popular misconception, lower crime rates.

It is a lifestyle that begins and ends with a particular faculty human beings seem in drastically short supply of today: the will.... Contrary to popular misconception, anorectics possess the most iron-cored, indomitable wills of all.

In the letter, which was published by USA Today, Choudary says: "Contrary to popular misconception, Islam does not mean peace but rather means submission to the commands of Allah alone.

Contrary to popular misconception, it isn't actually the oldest – that honour belongs to Bautzen, a historic town on the Polish border which beats it by half a century.