Sentence examples for current misconception from inspiring English sources

Dawood's translation of the famous verse 2 25, frequently quoted, is largely responsible for the current misconception that Muslim paradise is full of "virgins" - despite the fact that the Qur'an explicitly denies any carnal pleasures in paradise.

"The current misconception is that every pedophile is a child molester, and if they're not, it's just a matter of time," Ender told VICE.

What are some current misconceptions about podcasts and what is the reality about each?

Peppering his argument with potshots at writers (among them Mark Dery and Malcolm Gladwell) who view any of these developments enthusiastically, Mr. Siegel both defines and decries an array of current misconceptions.

The integration aspect depends on the teacher recognizing the learners current misconceptions and dispelling them with the new accurate knowledge".

An extensive review of the literature regarding the therapist's management of HO reveals current misconceptions about passive range of motion (PROM).

Provision of basic information on the role of the inter tropical convergence zone, monsoon trade winds, and sea surface temperatures on East Africa climatology (Seleshi and Zanke 2004; Camberlin and Okoola 2003) would address the current misconceptions.

[Author's response: Again, we agree; a new nomenclature is badly needed to avoid current misconceptions].

Exploration experiences provide students with a common base of activities within which current concepts (particularly misconceptions), processes, and skills are identified and conceptual change is facilitated.

All this points to the third misconception by current apologists for atheism - their simplistic notion that a scientific approach to life somehow rules out a religious approach.

The current stand is that misconceptions are so widely propagated that the path back to mainstream science could be regarded as moving 'against the tide' (Noubactep 2015, 2016b).