Sentence examples for cultural misconception from inspiring English sources

A perfect example of a cultural misconception: Mark Zuckerberg recently said in Tokyo one of Facebook's unique selling points is the usage of real names and photos in profiles.

It was our first cultural misconception, though, needless to say, there were many to follow.

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The main reasons for smoking in the present study were relaxation and fighting stress, and the cultural misconception of tobacco as a "socializer or helper" under some psychologically stressful conditions is indicated.

A commitment to breaking cultural misconceptions and planting the seeds of cross-cultural understanding is what makes the National Asian-American Theandr Company and Ma-Yi sistroupesupes.

Correcting cultural misconceptions -- whether they're about Italian-Americans, other ethnic groups, urban students, or an entire American state or Italian region -- is central to her work.

But various obstacles have slowed mass circumcision campaigns in many countries: a dearth of political or logistical support from governments and traditional leaders; cultural misconceptions; and in some places requirements that doctors, not nurses or physician assistants, perform circumcisions.

Cultural misconceptions are one of many challenges we face as we close in on our goal of global eradication, along with poverty, illiteracy, malnutrition, poor sanitation, extreme population densities, inadequate infrastructure, geographical isolation — the list goes on.

The stigma and discrimination toward people with epilepsy (PWE) and their families are especially severe in China based on cultural misconceptions which cause tremendous psychological, economic and social burdens.

However, both countries are now commercially mature enough to overcome previously held cultural misconceptions.

8 colorful illustrations by Sarah Alinia Ziazi illustrate our cultural misconceptions.