Sentence examples for each other's misconceptions from inspiring English sources

Pairing is a good practice in real life, and an even better way to teach: partners can not only help each other out during the practical, but can also clarify each other's misconceptions when the solution is presented, and discuss common research interests during breaks.

Unfortunately, teens are all too capable of reinforcing each other's financial misconceptions.

Often, these issues arise out of misconceptions about each other's religious beliefs and practices.

Each other's, not each others'.

In that moment, the figures look at each other devoid of the misconceptions often placed on them.

In other words, a student's misconceptions and unsound reasoning might be masked by a scientifically supported claim.

"Both the characters are at some level really quite racist towards each other and have a lot of misconceptions about what Muslims and Jews are like until they meet one – and then those things are broken down.

They converse and each discovers how they had misconceptions about each other; when Lila reveals that she is a psychiatrist, Noel feels sympathetically inclined toward her and suggests they have lunch together.

It is difficult for me to admit this to you all now, but in the spirit of bridging our misconceptions about each other, I must confess this photo really scared me.

"Misconceptions are probably the biggest problem we have as fucking people –stereotypes, misconceptions, just not giving each other an opportunity to showcase who they really are," he said.

He spoke with PAW about the center, China's rapidly changing society, and misconceptions the United States and China have about each other.