Sentence examples for damaging Misconceptions from inspiring English sources
We need to dispel two damaging misconceptions about a focus on parenting support.
If this man (a successful academic, I might add) believes that bipolar is nothing but a tool for productivity, then what other, more damaging misconceptions might be flying around?
It is time to upend the damaging misconceptions of C.F.S./M.E. and for a dramatic increase in research funding.
As a result damaging misconceptions were exposed and more importantly relevant information about mental illness and suicide was shared with the public at large.
Thus, it is the obligation of the medical community to educate the public to avoid damaging misconceptions in the public opinion.
This is also a misconception, since a crook will generally have zero scruples about taking over your credit accounts (even with their crippling interest rates), and making them even more impossible to manage by further damaging your credit.
Grayling accused his critics of "wilfully stoking up misconceptions", seeking to damage "those whose offending behaviour it is that we are trying to stop".
The discussion among Charles Wourinen, John Harbison and James Levine [March 27] revealed a common misconception, one that continues to damage the prospects of art music.
In the context of pregnancy these misconceptions may be particularly stigmatising as women may fear that disclosing a past or familial history of mental illness could suggest that their child may be already damaged by association with mental illness.
It is a common misconception that you should leave a taper in your ear and stretch your piercing over time; this is a dangerous practice because the imbalanced weight of a taper can stretch and damage your piercing.
