Sentence examples for created misconceptions from inspiring English sources

Writing for Al Jazeera, she noted that the original song "not only created misconceptions about Ethiopia, but it did so in a patronising way".

Confused taxonomic terminology and oversimplified anatomical comparisons have created misconceptions about primate and strepsirrhine phylogeny, illustrated by the media attention surrounding the single "Ida" fossil in 2009.

Challenges from the fourth category highlighted potential weaknesses in the original paper system in which data entry errors, including duplicates, created misconceptions about contact numbers.

"We as a field have helped create misconceptions and stigma," he said.

After all, the risks associated with embellishing the appearance of fast food are appreciably lower than those having to do with creating misconceptions about a mortal disease.

Although competitors don't feel threatened by the launch of Free Realms, some are concerned that titles of its ilk will create misconceptions about the genre.

"Whether it is the America Responds to AIDS campaign or the more recent ads by the drug companies, we have a history of creating misconceptions that have made this disease more difficult to fight on the ground level".

Often the moral evaluation being employed is not that controversial but suppressing that there are always moral arguments at play has had the effect of creating misconceptions about the role of distributive justice arguments in economic decision-making.

Bahrain International Circuit chairman Zayed Al Zayani said on Tuesday that "scaremongering tactics" had helped create misconceptions about the current situation and insisted the Middle East island state was ready to host the race.

After his release, Rambhadracharya said that the government had creating misconceptions about the yatra.

Disability studies scholar Colin Barnes identified this as one type of the Super Cripple stereotype that can create misconceptions that lead to people being denied services they need, or pressured to overcompensate for their disabilities.