Sentence examples for erase misconceptions from inspiring English sources

It is important that policy makers should note that education is the driving force because it can erase misconceptions.

I personally found it to be an excellent way to erase misconceptions and to feel welcomed and empowered.

Everyone, though, must be willing to do his/her own part to help spread the truth, erase misconceptions and live in peace.

In addition to the financial assistance, Alabama State University President Gwendolyn Boyd said, the competition helps to erase misconceptions some people have about black schools, mainly that they are a default for students who can't make it in larger, predominantly white institutions.

Most of them (in the beginning) came for education and did not even have the time to erase these misconceptions nor expected them to even exist.

Privately archived photos, documents and video gathered from three continents help fill in gaps in the community's history and erase "a few stereotypes and misconceptions," said Martin Smok, the exhibit's curator.

Further support for their claim that learning processes are much more complex than replacement suggests comes from other studies showing that misconceptions once thought to be erased will often reappear (Bransford et al., 1999).

It frustrates me as an Arab American to see that we are portrayed in a way that is far away from reality, and no matter how hard Arabs and/or Muslims are trying to fight these misconceptions, it is still really a challenge to erase them knowing how effective the media is on every household whether we like it or not.

Nevertheless, misconceptions remain.

"Their misconceptions are amazing.

There were some misconceptions.