Sentence examples for dispelling misconceptions from inspiring English sources

The above-mentioned studies suggest that most presently used traditional methods of teaching evolutionary biology are relatively ineffective at dispelling misconceptions and increasing acceptance of evolution (Kelley 1999; Jensen and Finley 1996; Short 1994; Sinclair et al. 1997; Cunningham and Wescott 2009; Bishop and Anderson 1990).

Dispelling misconceptions about conception and HIV is needed.

That requires dispelling misconceptions about higher education and elucidating trends underway in a complex pillar of our society.

As a bisexual advocate and writer, I constantly attempt to educate the public, dispelling misconceptions about bisexuality.

Zarlenga also authored the Refutation of Menger's Theory of the Origin of Money, dispelling misconceptions on the nature of money embraced by the Austrian School of Economics, which Carl Menger founded.

Television shows such as "Big Love" and "Sister Wives," have recently brought attention to polygamy in the U.S. Now, one Salt Lake City family is telling their story in hope of dispelling misconceptions about their beliefs.

Politicians need to explain hard choices and dispel misconceptions.

He said he hopes the exposure will dispel misconceptions about the market.

In addition, research on blood pressure based on the Framingham cohorts dispelled misconceptions.

In 2010, from its headquarters in Salt Lake City, the church began a nationwide public-awareness campaign declaring "I'm a Mormon," hoping to dispel misconceptions about the religion.

Asked to dispel misconceptions about her native land, Gabriela Oviedo, Bolivia's contestant in this week's Miss Universe show, created another one.