Sentence examples for fundamental misconception from inspiring English sources

Much of the fear about Indian Point is based on a fundamental misconception.

Mitter calls this the "fundamental misconception at the heart of much of the American thinking about China".

More importantly, the idea that restricting advertising will reduce demand is based on a fundamental misconception about how advertising works.

But two Duke University business school professors say m.p.g. is a flawed measure and leads to a fundamental misconception about efficiency.

In "Finding the Target" he argues that what the Rumsfeld Pentagon has proclaimed as a technological revolution in military affairs is no such thing, and that this fundamental misconception has produced the debacle that is the Iraq war.

Without spoiling the specifics, the scene becomes a mere genre piece, a seeming advertising symbol for a generic kind of outlaw freedom on the open road that both breaks the texture and substance of the film and, more important, highlights the fundamental misconception on which the film depends.

These opponents seem to be afflicted by two fundamental misconceptions.

Mr. Silver's neglect of the published work on the keys system has resulted in fundamental misconceptions about the development and application of the keys that fatally flaw his critique.

She started by overturning one of my fundamental misconceptions: most of the plants I could see in the home garden area at the botanical garden were not struggling to stave off death.

This creates some fundamental misconceptions about what RAC is and how it should be implemented.

These represent fundamental misconceptions of evolution that remained despite being explicitly dealt with throughout the course.