Sentence examples for general misconception from inspiring English sources

Her tieup with Sloanes has resulted in one general misconception.

There's a general misconception that these chewy tapioca pearls are the bubbles – but they're not.

Yet, there is a general misconception about carbon accounting and its relevance to the industry and environment.

The three graduates all agreed there was a general misconception about disability and that this relays to how colleagues may perceive and treat them.

This general misconception has been challenged in recent years by the discovery that IBs, apart from misfolded polypeptides, can also contain substantial amounts of active and thus correctly or native-like folded protein.

James H. De Cou, Le Vésinet, France Verdi's witches in Macbeth Regarding "A menacing but understated Macbeth" by George Loomis (Opera review, April 29): I believe there is a general misconception regarding the reviewer's characterization of the witches' music.

As a result, they retain their general misconceptions regarding these key concepts.

The list could be longer, but numerous websites and publications already deal with general misconceptions surrounding evolution.

Depicting outmoded evolutionary patterns and concepts via museum exhibits, such as fossils horses exemplifying orthogenesis, not only communicates outmoded knowledge but also likely contributes to general misconceptions about evolution for natural history museum visitors.

Many admitted they were alarmed by general misconceptions about the DIY scene that have circulated after the Oakland tragedy.

In general, misconceptions were high both in females and males, 85.6% and 68.7% respectively.