Sentence examples for filled with misconceptions from inspiring English sources
It is low-grade, escapist smut, filled with misconceptions and wildly inaccurate portrayals of BDSM but as the French dominatrix Catherine Robbe-Grillet has said, it has "opened up new possibilities that did not exist before" to its female readers.
And the basic fact about all education is that it is teachers who teach.The gap in Friedman's thinking (he did not claim expertise in education) has been filled with a woeful misconception: that innovation and creativity are the product of fear and insecurity.
The misconception is that these clubs are filled with dirty, perverted people, only older couples or single men preying on young girls.
Here I am homogenized, and everyday is a day filled with micro-aggressions and reminders of my color -- and the serious misconceptions that people have of us.
Clinicians believe that medical textbooks are filled with facts; indeed, these books perpetuate a myth of medical certainty whenever they ignore past misconceptions that led to less-than-optimal treatments (Monmaney, 1993).
"That is a big misconception," said Iggy Cortes, 41, a manager of Orange 20 Bikes, a bicycle store across from the Bicycle Kitchen in central Wilshire, an intersection of Los Angeles filled with bikes and people carrying helmets.
Streets filled with sand.
It is filled with Ducks".
filled with crystalline testosterone (Fluka).
