Sentence examples for easy misconception to from inspiring English sources

What I didn't know is how "pie in the sky" the concept of Street View actually was, which is an easy misconception to have once a technology has become so ubiquitous.

During our validation procedure, students found statements designed to test this misconception to be very easy, even though we found that this misconception is pervasive in open-ended responses (Andrews et al., 2012).

I wish to lay this misconception to rest.

I think those figures put that misconception to rest.

It is no accident that Wittgenstein immediately moves to the analogy to language and our all-too-easy misconception of linguistic meaning, where we make "the mistake of thinking that the meaning or thought is just an accompaniment of the word, and the word doesn't matter" (Wittgenstein 1966, 25).

In other words, it was easier to cling to his misconceptions if he didn't have to deal with the fact that I -- a living, breathing counterargument -- existed.

It's easy to fall prey to this misconception.

Trying has led to myths, to misconceptions, to wars, to anguish.

I think this probably has to do with how easy it is to form a misconception and how impossible it is to unlearn it.

It is not easy to change these misconceptions".

Being an athlete never constricted my ability to do other things successfully -- but when people do not perceive you as one whom is capable of success outside of the athletic realm, it is easy to start believing the misconception as fact.